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Draconian
Originally a three piece formed in Saffle, Sweden in the spring of 1994, Draconian -- at that time -- went by the name Kerberos, and was a metal band that fused touches of death metal, melodic metal, and a little bit of black metal to round out their sound. At the end of that first year, the band took on vocalist Anders Jacobsson, and with the new set up, changed their name to Draconian. The band's first demo, Shades of a Lost Moon, was released in 1996, and was the result of their initial round of songwriting and arranging. A second demo was scrapped in 1997, a fate which also befell their first attempts at creating a debut album, and the group continued to hash out their sound on a series of demos. Although an EP was available in 2000 (the 2 track Frozen Features), it was the 2002 demo work that went by the name of Dark Oceans We Cry that solidified their sound -- adding the vocal work of Lisa Johansson for starters -- and snagging the band a deal, with Napalm Records. Finally, after a number of years fine tuning their sound, Draconian recorded and released the 2003 -- official -- full length debut, Where Lovers Mourn. After fan support was built with the follow up album, Arcane Rain Fell, in 2005, Draconian took a rest from recording new material to rework some old material into an album for long time fans. The collection, entitled The Burning Halo, included work from the Closed Eyes of Paradise demo (dating back to 1999), as well as a handful of new tracks and covers. Finally, in 2007, Draconian got back to the work of crafting album number four (or three, technically speaking.) The resulting work, Turning Season Within, was released in 2008, and was quickly followed by the single, "No Greater Sorrow." ~ Chris True, Rovi
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They don't have nearly enough of Draconian's material on Pandora.
Draconian hadn't get as commercial as many of the greatest band from the 90's such as Theatre of Tragedy(good times: 1994-1998) Tristania (good times: 1997-2007) and others.
that's just my humble opinion.
I usually dont like grunt style vocals at all, but for some reason I do like Draconian. Go figure.
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Punk Guy, Pandora apparently has a knack for putting albums from some bands whose music was better before. Crazy, huh?
For those who want to get the albums; search for draconian on www theomegaorde r com
All four albums available.