Inner Journeys
Introduction


***Inner Journeys: Myth \+ Legends*** is an album by [German](/wiki/Germany "Germany") [cross\-cultural](/wiki/Cross-cultural "Cross-cultural") [new\-age](/wiki/New-age_music "New-age music") band [Cusco](/wiki/Cusco_%28band%29 "Cusco (band)"), released in 2003\. The album peaked at \#6 on the Billboard Top New Age albums chart.

With this album, the band simultaneously explores new territory by covering [Greek Mythology](/wiki/Greek_Mythology "Greek Mythology") with its musical concepts, and also revisits a more classic [Cusco](/wiki/Cusco_%28band%29 "Cusco (band)") sound by reintroducing the flute sounds of the early years ([Water Stories](/wiki/Water_Stories_%28Cusco_album%29 "Water Stories (Cusco album)")) and the strings, guitars, and atmospheres of their mid\-career commercial high points of [Cusco 2000](/wiki/Cusco_2000 "Cusco 2000") and [Apurimac II](/wiki/Apurimac_II "Apurimac II"). Sonically, this album does continue to develop a very natural\-sounding instrumentation that began to appear with [Ancient Journeys](/wiki/Ancient_Journeys "Ancient Journeys"), though it uses them to create a more mysterious vibe than that of the previous album. Also, Inner Journeys utilizes occasional backing vocals in a style previously unexplored by the band, giving this album a unique flavor among [Cusco](/wiki/Cusco_%28band%29 "Cusco (band)") albums.


Can you give an example of a song that covers Greek Mythology?