Genre: Symphonic Metal Origin: Germany / Norway!!! Folder password: bunalti.net!!!!!! First solve the captcha then select file host!!!
Discographie, line-up, biographie, interviews, photos. Live Raismesfest 2006, Raismes; Live Atrocity + Leaves Eyes + Darkwell + Battlelore, Z7 de Pratteln. Leaves' Eyes is a German-Norwegian symphonic metal band from Stavanger, Norway and Ludwigsburg, Germany.[2] They were formed in 2003 by Liv Kristine, the former lead singer of Theatre of Tragedy and the entire line-up of Atrocity.
Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • History [ ] Lovelorn (2003-2005) [ ] Leaves' Eyes have often featured naturalistic themes in their music since the release of their 2004 debut album,. Many of the lyrics to this album were inspired not only by nature, but also by sagas and legends drawn from Norse mythology. The band was received well at Wave Gotik Treffen 2004, the band's stage premiere. Every band member had previous professional experience in other musical endeavors for years before joining Leaves' Eyes, thus essentially making it a.
Sang in the band in the mid 1990s. This Norwegian band was one of the first to feature a female voice in the metal scene, and their club hit Tanz der Schatten became synonymous with the direction and expression of a whole musical genre. In addition, Liv Kristine was present in the pop music scene and sang the songs to TV hits such as and Schimanski.
The supporting members of the band hail from the death metal band. Windows Vista Removewat there. Vinland Saga (2005-2009) [ ] One year after Lovelorn, Leaves' Eyes released the follow-up album in 2005, inspired by Viking. The album's first single,, charted in Germany for four consecutive weeks.
Television station used Elegy as the official song for the TV series. In addition to their studio endeavors, Leaves' Eyes also tours extensively. In the course of four years, the band traveled through four continents and 34 countries and played 222 concerts. The Live DVD entered the German DVD charts at number 11 in 2009.
This exclusive package documented the history of the band and features the concert at the in 2007. This headline show was performed with complex props, including a on stage. Njord (2009-2011) [ ] was released in 2009, continuing the band's success in the charts. The album's first single soon became the successor to the anthem Elegy. Njord was critically acclaimed as 'an epic masterpiece'. The album was done in a much more modern style than those previous, and featured symphonic metal tracks of increasing complexity with the help of the Lingua Mortis Orchestra directed.