Angus McSix and the All-Seeing Astral Eye
Angus McSix and the All-Seeing Astral Eye is the second album from the power metal band that former Gloryhammer frontman Thomas Winkler started in 2021, and the first since Winkler himself left in January 2025, with Sam Nyman stepping in as Adam McSix; the video for "6666", released that month, has Angus frozen by the villain Seebulon and calling on his brother Adam for help.

CD Details
| Artist | ANGUS McSIX |
|---|---|
| Title | Angus McSix and the All-Seeing Astral Eye |
| Release date | |
| Japanese edition | |
| Label | Marquee Inc. |
| Format | CD (Japanese edition) |
| Catalog No. | MICP-12007 |
| Tracks | 11 |
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Track List
- 6666
- The Fire Of Yore
- I Am Adam McSix (feat. Rhapsody Of Fire)
- Dig Down (feat. Van Canto)
- Techno Men (feat. Turmion Kätilöt)
- Ork Zero
- Starlight Stronghold
- Aetheriyja
- Let The Search Begin
- The Power Of Metal (feat. Freedom Call)
- Into Battle
Music Video
6666 · Official Video
The Fire of Yore (feat. Uwe Ochsenknecht) · Official Video
I Am Adam McSix (feat. Rhapsody of Fire + Alex Krull) · Official Video
Dig Down (feat. Van Canto) · Official Video
LINER NOTES
Angus McSix and the All-Seeing Astral Eye is the second album from the power metal band that former Gloryhammer frontman Thomas Winkler started in 2021, and the first since Winkler himself left in January 2025, with Sam Nyman stepping in as Adam McSix; the video for "6666", released that month, has Angus frozen by the villain Seebulon and calling on his brother Adam for help. The band's 2023 debut album, ANGUS McSIX and the Sword of Power, reached No. 10 on the German album chart. Guests on the new record include Rhapsody Of Fire on "I Am Adam McSix", Van Canto on "Dig Down", Turmion Kätilöt on "Techno Men" and Freedom Call on "The Power Of Metal", and official videos for "6666", "The Fire of Yore" (featuring Uwe Ochsenknecht), "I Am Adam McSix" and "Dig Down" appeared between January 2025 and March 2026. Napalm Records released the eleven-track album on 13 March 2026; Marquee's Japanese CD (MICP-12007), with liner notes and translated lyrics, came out two days earlier.