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Nemesea

A symphonic goth steel troupe based from the Netherlands, Nemesea were founded in 2002 by vocalist/composer Manda Ophuis and guitarist Hendrik Jan de Jong. Nemesea trim their teeth starting for fellow Dutch brood-rockers After Forever, with whom these were originally likened, before inking a offer in 2003 with indie label …

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Kenziner

Finland’s Kenziner was formed in 1997 by budding electric guitar hero Jarno Keskinen, who asked vocalist Stephen Fredrick, and American drummer Dennis Lesh (late of doom legends Difficulty) to assist him using the saving of the next year’s Timescape Compact disc. This contained an assortment of power, intensifying, and neoclassical …

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Cammila Collar

Vocalist and article writer Cammila Training collar began fostering typical artwork nerd-style encyclopedic preferences in music and film even though filling up the midnight hours during an insomniac child years. In order to sound similar to Freddie Mercury, she spent four years during her teenagers trained in a traditional voice …

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Nightingale

Nightingale began being a aspect task for noted Swedish singer/guitarist Dan Swano, well-known for his are front guy with death steel troupe Advantage of Sanity, and a dynamic participant, both seeing that musician and manufacturer in countless essential releases by various other key sets of Scandinavia’s bustling steel scene. Having …

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Tesseract

Originally were only available in 2003 being a solo outlet for British guitarist Acle Kahney, who at that time was playing in the band Mikaw Barish, alternately brutal and cerebral progressive metal outfit Tesseract ultimately morphed right into a full-blown force of nature and early adopter from the djent style, …

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Pushing Up Daisies

Sodium Lake City’s Driving Up Daisies (never to be confused using the Canadian action from the same name that was mixed up in mid-’90s) comprises brothers Gary (vocals) and Daryl McLaren (bass), Mike Morgan (electric guitar), Ian Peterson (electric guitar), Scott Witaker (keyboards), and Kel Perfect (drums, ex-Anima Nera). Showcasing …

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Cynic

Another product from the prolific Florida death metallic scene, Cynic recognized themselves for his or her exclusive experiments in combining technically skillful death metallic with intensifying rock touches, bordering sometimes about jazz fusion. Cynic was created in 1987 by vocalist/guitarist Paul Masvidal, guitarist Jason Gobel, bassist Tag Vehicle Erp, and …

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House of Spirits

Dortmund, Germany’s Home of Spirits premiered in 1994 by ex – Jester’s March people Olaf Bilic (vocals) and Martin Hirsch (bass), along with guitarist Uwe Baltrusch (ex-Mekong Delta) and journeyman drummer Jörg Michael (Trend, Stratovarius, Running Crazy, etc.). Their debut record, Turn from the Tide, surfaced afterwards the same season …

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Control Denied

Since its formation in 1983, Chuck Schuldiner was the creative center from the influential rock band, Death. Merging solid songwriting with effective, brutally shipped lyrics, the music group was anything if not really extreme. Looking for a project just a little nearer to his traditional metal origins, in 1996 Schuldiner …

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Abraxas

The German power/prog metal band Abraxas includes vocalist Chris Klauke, guitarist Oliver Mindner, guitarist Stephan Rohner, bassist Jan Muller and drummer Heiko Burst.. The group released Pores and skin Thrills and Tomorrow’s Globe.

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