Artist: Entwine
Genre(s):
Metal: Gothic
Rock
Metal
Discography:
Fatal Design
Year: 2006
Tracks: 10
Silver
Year: 2005
Tracks: 5
DiEversity
Year: 2004
Tracks: 11
Bitter Sweet
Year: 2004
Tracks: 2
Time Of Despair
Year: 2002
Tracks: 9
Gone
Year: 2001
Tracks: 8
The Treasures Within Hearts
Year: 1999
Tracks: 8
The Treasure Within Hearts
Year: 1999
Tracks: 8
Hailing from Finland are Entwine, a mediaeval metallic element quintet specializing in a darkly melodic and luxuriously rough-textured form of impenetrable start euphony. The group began as a three-piece death metal outfit in the spring of 1995; that early lineup, consisting of Aki Hanttu (drums), Tom Mikkola (guitar and vocals), and T. Taipale (bass voice), step by step began incorporating more melodic and textural dimensions to their music, moving farther forth from death metallic element and into more formal pop territory. After a few lineup changes, which included the addition of a arcsecond guitar player, P. William, Entwine produced its low gear demonstration tape, the four-song Divine Infinity, in 1997. By the time keyboardist Riita Heikkonen joined the band's ranks in 1998, Divine Infinity's atmospheric metallic element had earned the grouping a buzz of interest in the resistance press, not to cite a growing horde of fans. Entwine's low gear proper full-length album, The Treasures Within Hearts, was released to continued herald in September of 1999, although the group's lineup was still in a state of matter of fluxion. Willman and Taipale stock split in April 2000, the latter existence replaced by Joni Meittinen. A modern atomic number 82 singer, Mika Tauriainen, entered the picture in May of 2000 and gave the band its most commercial invoke thus far. With a affectionate so far now and then uptight tattle style strongly remindful of Alice in Chains' Layne Staley, Tauriainen's voice was the perfect fit for Entwine's progressively musical and pop-based churl metal. The retooled Entwine entered Astia A-Studio late in 2000 (following trinity months' worth of rehearsal and woodshedding) and, with producer Anssi Kippo (Children of Bodom, Sinergy) at the controls, recorded the full-length Gone. Century Media released the record in 2001 and it quick establish a station in the Finnish bolt down charts, subsidence at issue 25 piece the single "New Dawn" raced to number 10 on the singles chart. They went back to the like studios soon after and jumped back into the writing work on. The conclusion resultant, Time of Despair, was a far more alternative sounding record that shaved away many of their gloomier tendencies in commutation for simpler songwriting and more conduct melodies.
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