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Concocted by the German progressive metal singer and producer Hubi Meisel, this concept album blends elements of Eastern and Western classical music with its fundamental prog-rock punch in a story of a spiritual quest to the Himalayas.
With a production time of more than two years, German singer and producer Hubi Meisel presents his new album Kailash, the long-awaited follow-up to his previous concept disc "EmOcean". This time the concept story is all about the Himalayas, Tibet and ancient Buddhist/Hindu mythology, and it describes a man’s adventurous journey across the icy heights of the Himalayas up to the legendary holy Mt. Kailash, where an important secret is finally unveiled… Kailash is a multifaceted progressive/melodic metal album, enriched with symphonic and Far Eastern elements and loaded with excellent musicianship. Backing up Hubi Meisel's killer vocals on the CD is a first class assembly of musicians: Vivien Lalu (Lalu) on keyboards (who was also responsible for composing the instrumental music according to Meisel’s concept and directions), Marcel Coenen (Sun Caged) and Jorge Salan (Mago de Oz) on guitars powered along by the stunning rhythm section of Daniel Flores (Mind's Eye) on drums alongside Johan Niemann (Therion) on bass. Kailash has the musical punch to match its bold story line. Hubi Meisel Kailash Songs | 1. | Potala Palace |
| 2. | Red Oracle |
| 3. | Snow Lion |
| 4. | Himalayan Sunset |
| 5. | Shiva's Dance |
| 6. | Kailash - Jewel of Ice |
| 7. | Wheel of Life |
| 8. | Milarepa's Cave of Miracles |
| 9. | Merdeka |
| 10. | The Great Prayer (Monlam Chenmo) |
| 11. | The Gentleman of Great Magic(bonus) |
| 12. | Tigers of Everest (bonus) |
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