Pagan Lord
Pagan Lord was a German heavy metal band that formed in the late 1980s. Their 1991 album 'We Still Have a Dream' included the song 'Absent Minded,' which...
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Pagan Lord was a German heavy metal band that formed in the late 1980s. Their 1991 album 'We Still Have a Dream' included the song 'Absent Minded,' which became one of their better-known tracks. The band's lineup featured Christian Kohl on vocals, Alex Preiss on lead guitar, Markus Jürgens on drums, Thorsten Schläpfer on bass, and Jan-Bent Vieth on rhythm guitar.
They released several albums through the 1990s and early 2000s, including 'Between the Wars' in 1992, 'Icon' in 1995, and 'Mythology' in 2002. Other songs from their catalog include 'Artless Treatment' and 'Production.' Their last studio album appears to have been 'Temples of Glass' in 2010.
Some of their lyrics touched on historical and political subjects, which occasionally drew criticism. The band denied any political affiliations suggested by those interpretations.
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