Artist: Dark Moor: mp3 download Genre(s): Metal Metal: Power Metal: Heavy Rock Dark Moor's discography: Tarot Year: 2007 Tracks: 11 Beyond The Sea Year: 2005 Tracks: 11 Dark Moor Year: 2003 Tracks: 13 Between Light and Darkness Year: 2003 Tracks: 8 The Gates Of Oblivion Year: 2002 Tracks: 13 The Fall Of Melnibone Year: 2001 Tracks: 5 The Hall Of The Olden Dreams Year: 2000 Tracks: 10 Shadowland Year: 1999 Tracks: 9 One of Spain's longest-running heavy metallic element exports, Dark Moor was founded in 1994 by Madrid-based guitar player Enrik Garcia, and afterward honing their fantasy-laced ability metal via leash demonstration tapes (1996's Tales of the Dark Moor, 1998's Dreams of Madness, and 1999's Quick), signed with the independent Arise label for the outlet of their uncut debut, 1999's Shadowland. This was followed by releases like The Hall of the Olden Dreams (2000), The Fall of Melnibone (EP, 2001), The Gates of Oblivion (2002), and Between Light and Darkness (EP, 2003), which john Drew comparisons to European acts care Rhapsody and Blind Guardian, and fared quite considerably in constituted power metallic element markets such as Germany, Japan, and Brazil. All of these were too recorded by a stable batting order consisting of Garcia, vocaliser Elisa Candelas MartÃn, fellow guitarist Albert Maroto, bassist Anan Kaddouri, keyboardist Roberto Peña de Camus, and drummer Jorge Saez, simply a severe creative schism would tear Dark Moor asunder (and spark advance to the creation of equal work Dreamaker) prior to 2003's eponymous long-player, leaving only Garcia and Kaddouri to work with new members Alfred Romero (vocals), Jose Garrido (guitar), and Andy C. (drums). At least the hallmarks of their music weren't neutered, although a very distinctive calibre was confused with Elisa Martin's passing (the cosmos non existence exactly dominant with great distaff metallic element vocalists). Kaddouri too would make up one's mind to stock rip the following year, only when was punctually replaced by bassist Daniel Fernandez as Dark Moor carried on as usual with 2005's Beyond the Sea. |
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