What makes Freeman by Labyrinth notable?

'Freeman' received notable attention in the power metal community for its complex compositions and lyrical depth, further establishing Labyrinth’s reputation. It contributed to the resurgence of Italian power metal during the mid-2000s and is often cited by contemporary bands as an influence in the genre. Released in 2005, 'Freeman' was Labyrinth's fourth studio album, coming after their previous release 'Sons of Thunder' in 2003. The band was solidifying its place within the European power metal scene, blending traditional metal elements with progressive influences. This album marked a continuation of their exploration into lyrical themes that challenge societal norms.