Max Enix' "Far From Home" [Cinematic Symphonic Metal]

"Far From Home" is a fusion of progressive-symphonic-post rock/metal, film score with diverse elements of world/New Age, Hip hop, Jazz, international variety, and others (Avant Garde never heard before). The album is inspired by Max Enix's personal journey of self-discovery and exploration of different musical genres and cultures. The album features the Budapest Symphony Orchestra, as well as guest musicians such as Vikram Shankar on piano/keyboards and Xavier Boscher on guitars. The album was mixed by David Castillo at Studio Grondahl in Stockholm, Sweden, and mastered by Tony Lindgren at Fascination Street Studios in Orebro, Sweden. The booklet illustrations/conception/artwork was done by Thomas Ewerhard.

Max Enix's music is original, innovative, and captivating, appealing to fans of Devin Townsend, Dream Theater, Hans Zimmer, Pain of Salvation, Opeth, Ayreon, Enigma, Era, Therion, Nightwish, Rhapsody, Pink Floyd, Freddie Mercury, David Bowie, Katatonia, Empyrium, Arcturus and many many others. But he also has a universe of his own that goes beyond music and words.