Area 7
Area 7 formed in Hamburg, Germany, with Chris Harms on vocals, Daniel Weber on guitars, Michael Vosse on bass, and Jan-Hendrik Meyer on drums. They released...
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Area 7 formed in Hamburg, Germany, with Chris Harms on vocals, Daniel Weber on guitars, Michael Vosse on bass, and Jan-Hendrik Meyer on drums. They released their first album 'Seven' in 2005, followed by 'Between the Light' in 2007 and 'Amber' in 2010. Their music tends toward hard rock with atmospheric touches, often dealing with themes of love and loss.
Their song 'Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again' became particularly well-known for its haunting melody and introspective lyrics. Other tracks like 'B.A. Song' and 'Bitter Words' show similar emotional weight. In 2011, the band took a temporary hiatus due to a legal dispute over music rights, but returned to release 'Weightless' in 2013.
They've continued putting out albums, including 'Lost in Paradise' in 2017 and 'New Land' in 2020. Their sound has remained consistent over these releases, with songs like 'Big Ben' and 'Big Issue' maintaining that blend of hard rock energy and more reflective moments.
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