Founded by guitarist Karl Groom in southern England in 1988, Threshold were a unique proposition from the start and swiftly became the UK's premier purveyors of adventurous and progressive metal. They have remained at the top of that tree for the best part of three decades. After the tragic loss of former vocalist, Andrew "Mac" MacDermott, who sadly passed away in 2011, the band found themselves another man down, as Damian Wilson - vocalist with Threshold on three separate occasions, including the last decade of the band's career - abruptly departed. There was one obvious solution to this latest setback: for their brand new album, 'Legends Of The Shires', Threshold - completed by drummer Johanne James and bassist Steve Anderson - are welcoming former singer Glynn Morgan back into the fold, for the first time since fan-favourite full-length 'Psychedelicatessen' in 1994. So here is 'Legends Of The Shires', a colossal double album full of the most vivid, vivacious and supremely confident music that the band have ever recorded.