'Citadel of Stars' is a landmark album. It is an experience you have never heard before, a journey to the stars A unique blend of epic pagan metal and blackened traditional metal, 'Citadel of Stars' is both a mournful dirge for a dying age, and a hopeful glimpseinto a rebirth among the stars. Canadian one-man act SIG:AR:TYR is back with 'Citadel of Stars'. The first new album since 2016's 'Northen' sees a returnto the dark atmospheres of previous works, weaving the past, present, and future into a landmark release that echoes the epic themes spanning 20 years ofSIG:AR:TYR's musical legacy.Building from the early years of acoustic guitar and ambient sounds to a series of albums that seamlessly blend epic pagan metal with introspectiveinstrumentals, 'Citadel of Stars' is the culmination of two decades of musical evolution that takes you on a spiritual journey to the stars and back with anexperience you have not heard before and will not easily forget. It is hard to pick songs or highlight them, because 'Citadel of Stars' floats, it takes you ona journey and before you know it you realize you need to push 'play' again: that is the strength of this great album.The 'Citadel of Stars' release includes a beautiful 2-LP vinyl edition (first time that SIG:AR:TYR has had a vinyl release) and a limited edition Digipack 2-CDversion that includes the 2003 acoustic demo that started it all... 'The Stranger', which has never before been formally released.