Italian power metal band Frozen Crown has released their sixth studio album, The Legend Of The Six Kings, on October 2 via Napalm Records. The album marks a narrative evolution from their debut, continuing the saga of the Kings and the Tyrant with a darker, more mature sound. It features ten new tracks, including the single "Who Wants To Burn In Heaven," which establishes the band's new direction with a choir-powered, aggressive tone. The album draws inspiration from J.R.R. Tolkien and Robert E. Howard, incorporating elements of symphonic, speed, and melodic death metal.

The band has also announced a tour in support of the new album, with performances scheduled across Europe. Frozen Crown will tour alongside Kamelot, playing at major venues and expanding their reach to international audiences. The full tour itinerary is available at frozencrown.net.

The album includes a range of formats such as a wooden boxset, limited vinyl editions, and a standard CD digipak. Pre-orders are currently open through Napalm Records. The release features new artwork by Sheila Franco, a throne designed by Daria Gislon, and music videos created by Raoul Noise.

Key personnel involved in the album's creation include Giada "Jade" Etro on lead and backing vocals, Federico Mondelli on lead guitar and vocals, Niso Tomasini on drums, and new additions Aleksandra Stamenkovic and Alessia Lanzone on lead guitar. The band has emphasized a more concise and straightforward songwriting approach, with increased contributions from all members in shaping the album's sound and direction.