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| Thursday, February 4, 2010 - Six Magics: Live video of 'Behind The Sorrow' | Chilenean metallers Six Magics present their first video taken from new album entitled "Behind The Sorrow" scheduled on February 15th 2010 via Coroner Records: a live version of the titletrack.
The video of "Behind The Sorrow" can be seen at the following link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWx7YduuL1A
After the amazing success in South America with their previous album and their promotional tours with bands like Nightwish, Blind Guardian and Rhapsody Of Fire, the female fronted quintet is ready to overrun all the other countries with their new amazing album, recorded, mixed and engineered by the legendary multi-platinum producer David Prater, the man behind the console for albums like "Images And Words" and "A Change Of Seasons" by Dream Theater.
"Behind The Sorrow" is described as an heavy metal album with classic influences and prog shades, full of epic and orchestral moments, played with a modern and actual attitude.
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