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The band was born in the early 2000, under the old monicker of Fvoco Fatvo. Their first self-produced album was in 2002, Tenebra’s Dream that mixed the epic and orchestral power to a very aggressive progressive attitude. After publishing the album the band started playing live. One of the most important gig was the festival called “Metalagno”, in Vicenza (Italy), where the band played together greatest Italian bands as Centvrion, Arthemis and Paul Chain. Back in the studio was time to start writing for the new album.
“Of Light and Dark”, 2004, signed a changes period for the band ...read more
The band was born in the early 2000, under the old monicker of Fvoco Fatvo. Their first self-produced album was in 2002, Tenebra’s Dream that mixed the epic and orchestral power to a very aggressive progressive attitude. After publishing the album the band started playing live. One of the most important gig was the festival called “Metalagno”, in Vicenza (Italy), where the band played together greatest Italian bands as Centvrion, Arthemis and Paul Chain. Back in the studio was time to start writing for the new album.
“Of Light and Dark”, 2004, signed a changes period for the band which introduced new and more experimental faces in its music. “Messiah” and “Of Light and Dark”, the only unedited tracks of the album. In fact, the album features 4 cover tracks: “7th son…”, by Iron Maiden, “Imaginations…”, by Blind Guardian, “The Mirror” by Dream Theater and a great homage to Puccini: an extract from his famous and legendary “Tosca”: “E lucevan le stelle”. Promoting the album the band plays up and down in all Sicily, playing at the “Temple of Power” Fest, together with other great bands of the italian panorama. Thanks to the good success of the album (over 450 copies sold) the band was contacted by NLM Record for a compilation. “Heavy rendez vous vol. II”, sees “Messiah” as one of the most appreciated tracks of the cd.
Next step was, in the late 2006, the full-length album titled “Our Elegy”. « hide |
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