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Martyrs by Dremora
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4 tracks | 22 minutes
Released Aug 2007
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Dremora is female-fronted symphonic metal that mashes an 'old school' metal sound with classical orchestration, then polishes it off with powerful, yet seductive, female operatic rock vocals.
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Dremora is a female-fronted symphonic metal band from America that mashes an 'old school' heavy metal sound with classical orchestration and gothic overtones, which is then polished with powerful, yet seductive, female operatic vocals.
This exceptional combination of American and European style makes it original. Dremora has been described by its fans as similar to Nightwish, Epica, After Forever, Therion, Tristania, Dream Theater, and Megadeth.
The band was formed in early 2006, in Los Angeles, California, by Thomas Kampert (drummer/songwriter). Vocals are performed by the Brazilian soprano Juliana Novo; she injects a unique, dark tone into the music with her vocals, which can be best described as a mixture of classical and rock.
Martyrs is their debut 4-song EP, released internationally on August 3rd, 2007, with a total running time of 22:48. The Martyrs EP is a limited production Digipak format CD, containing themed art and lyrics.
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martyrswesley558 wrote on April 13, 2008
Goth music is making a comeback...some would say its never been away....and this album by DREMORA does not disappoint, only 4 tracks BUT every one satisfies, if you know what i mean.....tighter than pendragon and rockier than epica......buy it