After the explosive success of In Your Face, Kingdom Come return with Hands of Time, a stunning reinvention led by Lenny Wolf. Often unfairly compared to Led Zeppelin in their early years, the band breaks free from all expectations here, embracing a more modern, atmospheric, and introspective sound. Rebuilding the group from scratch, Wolf teams up with top musicians—including Blues Saraceno and keyboardist Koen Van Baal—to craft an album where acoustic guitars, shimmering keyboards, and emotional depth take center stage. Produced by Gary Lyons (Foreigner, Aerosmith), Hands of Time blends bluesy influences with polished hard rock, creating a warm, soulful, and timeless experience. Thoughtful, melodic, and beautifully arranged, Hands of Time reveals a new artistic vision—proof of Lenny Wolf’s creativity and boldness. Though overlooked upon release, it stands today as one of Kingdom Come's most heartfelt and inspired works.