Aletheya released Chance To Reborn on 18 September through Rockshots Records, on digital and on a CD digipak, and put out Stealer from it with a lyric video on the same day.
Stealer is the album's heavy corner. The band call it the most eighties thing on the record and reach for White Lion as the comparison, which is a specific enough claim to be worth testing. The two songs that came before it went the other ways: Shame inward, Chasing The Sun upward.
Around those, the Italians build melodic power metal with symphonic and neoclassical parts and a progressive streak. They say they wrote the album to be heard whole rather than in pieces, and the words come out of their own lives: resilience, rebellion, the argument with yourself, and what is left afterwards.