Год: 2009
Стиль: Melodic Power Metal
Страна: Germany (Kirchseeon, Bavaria)
Качество: mp3@VBR227
Размер: 79 Мб
Общее время звучания: 48:26





Трек-лист:

01. Double Suicide ( 3:08)
02. Slave ( 3:33)
03. ...Of Stars and the Drifting ( 4:13)
04. Next In Line ( 4:03)
05. Unbeing ( 2:44)
06. Gold & Glass ( 3:46)
07. The Purpose ( 4:19)
08. Trust In Me ( 2:44)
09. Remains ( 7:15)
10. Elementor ( 5:25)
11. Life v2.0 ( 5:37)
12. Lullaby ( 1:40)

Состав:

Fabian "Cem" KieЯling - vocals
Matthias Kupka - vocals (Suidakra)
Vladi Doose - guitars
Chris Rybak - keyboards / synths.
Mario Lochert - bass
Chris Wildmann - drums (Stormhammer (Ger))




Some time ago, after having played together in various school bands, bassist
Mario Lochert and guitarist Fabian Kieling recognised a strong musical
bonding and decided to form their own band.

Emergency Gate was born.

After months of song writing and gruelling rehearsals, their first live
appearance took place not much later. The excited reaction of the crowd and
the praise of the local press reinforced the teenagers in their decision to
play own-compositions only and to concentrate on their own unique sound. This
was a decision to strive for their vision and not become just another
cover-band. In the following couple of years, Emergency Gate played
countless gigs and festivals and took part successfully in regional and
national newcomer talent contests. They rapidly built a strong base of fans
around their music that spans many age groups.
A couple of highlights to-date include the Radio-Premiere of the first
Emergency Gate CD on the Hamburg Rock Station Deutsch-Maschine, the
performance in Munich with members of the band Bonfire and the studio work
on the new Emergency Gate album with the Australian Engineer/Producer Spike
Streefkerk.

With the amount of energy, freshness and spirit that these talented young
musicians put into their music, its only a matter of time before Emergency
Gate get their big break.

And remember: if you like the release, buy the original like we
did and support the artists.

URL - R.K. Frimen