VALLEY'S EVE BAND PAGE
 VALLEY'S EVE
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CURRENT NAME
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Valley's Eve |
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FORMER NAMES
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- |
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ORIGIN
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Bad Grönenbach, Freistaat Bayern, Germany |
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STATUS
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Active |
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FORMED IN
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1993 |
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LABEL
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Limb Music Products |
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GENRE
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Power metal |
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STYLE
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- |
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LYRICAL THEME
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- |
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BAND ADDED
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2002-08-14, 00:00 |
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LAST UPDATE
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2009-01-30, 23:17 |
Valley's Eve was formed in 1993. Two years later they were joined by the Greek vocalist Roberto Dimitri Liapakis, who helbped the band turn the corner to a more melodic metal oriented direction.
Their debut album 'Prodigia' was released in January 1996, distributed by ZYX-Music and worldwide sales reached almost 6.000 units. The Band was impressive on stage,too. At the "Prodigia" release party 600 jubilant Fans gave the band a frenetic welcome. In Spring 1999 Valley's Eve signed a contract with the German label, B.Mind Records and several months later they released their second album, " The Atmosphere of Silence".
They followed this up with a tour through Germany and the Benelux countries supporting RAGE and NIGHTWISH. In Autumn 2000, the guitarist, Mario Cavasin, left Valley's Eve for family reasons, but the band found a worthy successor in former RED TO GREY Axeman, Frank Pané. Another new face is that of drummer Frank Huber, who formerly earned his keep with TRACE and earlier with TRIPLE-X.
Together with singer Lia and bass player Martin Albrecht the new Valley's Eve line-up has become a homogenous unity within a few months, and one in which avery musician blends the strong points of the others with his own style, this inspiring the entire band to new heights. After the successful replacement of the vacant posts within the band. "Deception of Pain" is now on the shelves ready to convince the fans of this group's great potential and qualitiy for the third time. The huge musical experience of the two foremost band members, Lia and Martin, both of whom form the cornerstones of the Metal band, MYSTIC PROPHECY, is also noticeable. Lia and Martin have not only managed to fill the gap left by their predecessors, but to manoever Valley's Eve into an eben higher creative sphere. This band has never sounded so compositionally tight and technically explosive as they do on "Deception of Pain".
| Session musicians Add - Fetch |
| Unknown / none |
