Artist: Without Face
Genre(s):
Rock: Gothic
Discography:
Astronomicon
Year: 2002
Tracks: 6
Without Face is one of the forerunners of the Hungarian metallic element scene. The chemical group plays space age, atmospheric, and grandiose metal lED by frontwoman Juliette. With supernal vocals and close musicianship, the band crafts a alone sound -- Enya meets Iron Maiden. Without Face was formed by Juliette, singer Andras, guitarist Roomy, bassist Akos, keyboardist Sasza, and drummer Peter in 1997, and by early 1998, they'd recorded a demonstration. In June 2000, the isthmus released their debut, Deep Inside, in their home land on Hammer Music Productions. The attention-grabbing disk, both benighted and uplifting, was later put out in America by Dark Symphonies. Astronomicon followed in 2002. With effervescent keyboards set against heavy riffs, the appeal of progressive metal draws themes from H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allen Poe for a sometimes gloomy, sometimes surpassing astral journey of operatic proportions.
