A Vienna band that blends symphonic elements with metal aggression across eight studio albums.
For a good sense of their range, try 'If I Could Fly' and 'Cleopatra', they show both the melodic passages and the heavier sections that define their sound.
They've carved out a specific sound that mixes symphonic textures with metal's heavier edges, which you can hear in songs like 'If I Could Fly' and 'A Light In Paradise.' Their eight albums show a consistent musical direction despite lineup shifts and personal difficulties. The music often explores darker lyrical territory without losing its melodic core.
Formed in Vienna in 2002 with Stefan Loidl on guitar and Thomas Thurner on vocals, the band has seen members come and go while those two remained constants. They've released albums from 2007's 'The Shadows Descent Upon Our Hearts' to the more recent 'Elegy,' maintaining their symphonic metal approach through the changes.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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