The Twilight Chronicles is the eighth studio album released by the melodic hard rock band Ten. The album marked a shift in the band's sound, relying more heavily on symphonic orchestrations and musical landscape, more so than ever before.

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The Twilight Chronicles
Studio album by Ten
Released	August 25, 2006
Genre	Hard rock, symphonic rock
Length	71:01 (76:55)
Label	Frontiers Records FR CD 299
Producer	Gary Hughes
Ten chronology
The Essential Collection 1995-2005 (2005) The Twilight Chronicles (2006) Stormwarning (2011)

Track listing

All songs written by Gary Hughes.

1. "The Prologue (The Elysian Fields)/Rome" – 12:19
2. "The Chronicles" – 6:43
3. "The Elysian Fields" – 6:49
4. "Hallowed Ground" – 7:39
5. "This Heart Goes On" – 4:24
6. "Oblivion" – 7:03
7. "The Twilight Masquerade" – 6:38
8. "Tourniquet" – 6:49
9. "Born to the Grave" – 5:00
10. "When This Night Is Done/The Epilogue" – 7:36

The Asian version (Avalon Records MICP-10582) adds:

11. "Fahrenheit" – 5:54

Personnel

• Gary Hughes – lead, backing vocals and programming
• Chris Francis – lLead guitars and bass guitar
• John Halliwell – rhythm guitars
• Paul Hodson – keyboards and programming
• Frank Basile – drums and percussion

Production

• Executive producers – Chris Francis and John Halliwell
• Mixing – Gary Hughes
• Engineer – Gary Hughes, Chris Francis, Paul Hodson and Frank Basile
• Additional engineering – Simon Brayshaw, Jason Hutton, Roger Smith and Annette Stelfox
• Drums recorded by Frank Basile then "Gogged Up" by Chris Francis.

Concepts

• "The Prologue (The Elysian Fields) / Rome" is about the legend of the foundation of Ancient Rome.[1]
• "The Chronicles" is based on The Chronicles of Narnia, a series of books by C.S Lewis.

References

External links

• Heavy Harmonies page
• Powermetal.dk review