The album is a sweeping historical concept record chronicling the life and conquests of Alexander the Great, focusing on key events and
emotional moments during his legendary campaign to forge one of the largest empires in history. Each track tells a story of triumph, tragedy,
and the complexities of leadership, providing a musical journey through the rise and fall of a conqueror.

1. "Stateira" - Explores Alexander's marriage to Stateira, symbolizing political alliances and personal complexities.

2. "The Persian Gate" - Depicts the fierce battle at the Persian Gate, where Alexander faced resistance during his invasion of Persia.

3. "Battle of Gaugamela" - Captures the pivotal victory over Darius III, marking Alexander’s control over the Persian Empire.

4. "Burning of Persepolis - Part I" - Reflects the initial destruction of the Persian capital, raising themes of vengeance and loss.

5. "Accession to the Macedonian Throne" - Chronicles Alexander’s rise to power after the assassination of his father, Philip II.

6. "Battle of Issus" - Recreates Alexander's victory against a superior Persian force, emphasizing his strategic genius.

7. "Lament for the Golden City" - A mournful ode to Persepolis, reflecting on the cultural destruction of the iconic city.

8. "Marriage to Roxana" - A romantic yet politically charged track, highlighting his union with the Bactrian princess.

9. "Return to Babylon" - Chronicles Alexander's final days, haunted by ambition and the strain of his empire.

10. "Burning of Persepolis - Part II" - Concludes with a reflective coda on the consequences of hubris and the impermanence of power.

The album blends historical grandeur with emotional depth, offering a rich and immersive experience that captures both the epic scale and
personal dimensions of Alexander’s saga.

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