Angelzoom
Angelzoom was formed by brothers Rob and Dave Reyne. Their debut album 'A Rose in the Twilight' came out in 1997, establishing a sound that mixed progressive...
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Angelzoom was formed by brothers Rob and Dave Reyne. Their debut album 'A Rose in the Twilight' came out in 1997, establishing a sound that mixed progressive rock with some Celtic touches. The song 'Fairyland (Album Version)' became their best-known track, with its layered melodies and atmospheric vocals.
They followed that with albums like 'Far Away' in 1999 and 'The Chronicles of Fairyland' in 2003. Rob handled lead vocals and guitar while Dave played keyboards and sang backing parts. Other songs like 'Hypnotised' and 'Back In The Moment' showed their preference for dreamy, textured arrangements.
Their later work included 'Beyond the Dark' in 2006 and 'The Lost Symphony' in 2009. The music kept that same ethereal quality, built around the brothers' collaborative writing and playing. They developed a dedicated audience who connected with that particular sound.
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