Room V

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Room V
Studio album by Shadow Gallery
Released	June 7, 2005
Genre	Progressive metal, hard rock
Length	75:34
Label	InsideOut
Producer	Carl Cadden-James, Gary Wehrkamp, and Shadow Gallery
Shadow Gallery chronology
Legacy (2001) Room V (2005) Prime Cuts (2007)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
ProgArchives	95%[1]
ProgArchives	[2]
Sea of Tranquility	[3]

Room V is the fifth album by the progressive metal group Shadow Gallery, released in 2005 (see 2005 in music). It continues the story started in Tyranny, picking up after Tyranny's Act II. It is the band's first album not featuring longtime keyboardist Chris Ingles, although he did have input in the album's writing process before his departure.^[4] It is also their last album to feature longtime lead vocalist Mike Baker, who died of a heart attack in 2008.

The cover art was done by Rainer Kalwitz, who also did the art for Tyranny.^[5]