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Naamah
Naamah formed in the mid-1990s after the experimental project Echo & the Bunnymen ended. The band included vocalist Eerie Von, guitarist Sean Eden, and...
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Anio
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Daleylah
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Dok±d Idziesz
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Dream
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Eternal Fear
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Jeszcze Jedno (bonus track - polish version of 'Last Night')
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Kantylena
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Kolejny Raz
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Last Night
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Noli Me Tangere
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Sen (bonus track - polish version of 'Dream')
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She Is My Sin (nightwish Cover)
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Stranger
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Twoja
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Zireael (bonus track)
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Naamah formed in the mid-1990s after the experimental project Echo & the Bunnymen ended. The band included vocalist Eerie Von, guitarist Sean Eden, and bassist Mike Eden. They signed with Peaceville Records in 1999 and released their debut album 'The Silent Land' the following year.
Their third album 'Anio' from 6 brought them wider recognition, with the title track becoming something of a cult favorite. Other songs like 'Daleylah' and 'Kolejny Raz' show their blend of melancholic doom metal and ethereal folk elements. The lyrics often touch on darker themes that some listeners found unsettling.
Eerie Von's vocals and stage presence became a focal point for the band. Their sound drew from doom metal, folk, and classical influences, with lyrics that sometimes referenced mythology and occult subjects. They developed a following among listeners drawn to their atmospheric approach.
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