Cloudscape (album)

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Cloudscape
Studio album by Cloudscape
Released	December 16, 2004
Recorded	May–June 2004 at "Roasting House" studio
Genre	Progressive metal, Power metal
Length	57:56
Label	Metal Heaven
Producer	Anders Theander, Pontus Lindmark
Cloudscape chronology
Cloudscape (2004) Crimson Skies (2006)

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Rock Report	[1]

Cloudscape is the self-titled debut album by Swedish progressive metal band Cloudscape, released through Metal Heaven in 2004. Guitarplayer Torben Enevoldsen (Section A, Fate) guests on guitar solo on the outro of the opening track As The Light Leads The Way.