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'''Graveworm''' is a Gothic (harmonic) Black metal band from [[Italy]] and [[Germany]]. They were signed by [[Serenades Records]] in [[1997]] which released their first EP, ''Eternal Winds''. During their first tour together with [[Crematory]], [[Therion (band)|Therion]] and [[Lake of Tears]], the band promoted the album ''When Daylight's Gone''. |
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In [[1998]], the EP ''Underneath The Crescent Moon'' was released, featuring [[Sarah Jezebel Deva]] ([[Cradle of Filth]], [[Therion]]) in the track "Awake...Thy Angels Of Sorrow". Graveworm also performed at the [[Wacken]]-Open-Air ([[Germany]]) with bands like [[Children of Bodom]], [[Cradle of Filth]] and [[Vader]]. |
In [[1998]], the EP ''Underneath The Crescent Moon'' was released, featuring [[Sarah Jezebel Deva]] ([[Cradle of Filth]], [[Therion]]) in the track "Awake...Thy Angels Of Sorrow". Graveworm also performed at the [[Wacken]]-Open-Air ([[Germany]]) with bands like [[Children of Bodom]], [[Cradle of Filth]] and [[Vader]]. |
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Graveworm is a Gothic (harmonic) Black metal band from Italy and Germany. They were signed by Serenades Records in 1997 which released their first EP, Eternal Winds. During their first tour together with Crematory, Therion and Lake of Tears, the band promoted the album When Daylight's Gone.
In 1998, the EP Underneath The Crescent Moon was released, featuring Sarah Jezebel Deva (Cradle of Filth, Therion) in the track "Awake...Thy Angels Of Sorrow". Graveworm also performed at the Wacken-Open-Air (Germany) with bands like Children of Bodom, Cradle of Filth and Vader.
The second album As The Angels Reach The Beauty was finished in 1999, followed by an tour through Europe together with Agathodaimon . Source of Malice was released in 2001, which allowed them their first headliner tour together with Dornenreich, Vintersorg and Darkwell. In 2002, they changed to the German Nuclear Blast label. At this point, Didi Schraffel (bass) left the band and Harry Klenk (guitars) was replaced by Eric Treffel. Eric Treffel soon left the band in the same year and was replaced by Eric Righi (guitar).
Together with Righi, they produced Engraved in Black, which was finished in 2003, and enhanced with a feature of R.E.M.'s Losing My Religion. Shortly after the release, Stefan Unterpertinger (guitar) quit and Lukas Flarer joined the band. Also Harald Klenk, former guitarist and now bassist, re-joined the band.
In 2004 they played on the "X-Mas Festival Tour" together with Destruction, Kataklysm and many others. Martin Innerbichler (drums) took a break to study and was replaced by Moritz Neuner (previously the Darkwell and Shadowcast drummer).
Their newest album (N)utopia was released in 2005, followed by a tour in April.
Lukas Flarer (guitarist) left the band for personal reasons. They replaced him with Orgler "Stirz" Thomas.
Discography
- Demo 97 (1997, Serenades Records)
- Eternal Winds (1997, Serenades Records)
- When Daylight's Gone (1997, Serenades Records)
- Underneath The Crescent Moon (1998, Serenades Records)
- Awaiting The Shining (Video) (1998, Serenades Records)
- As The Angels Reach The Beauty (1999, Last Episode)
- Source of Malice (2001, Last Episode)
- Engraved In Black (2003, Nuclear Blast)
- (N)utopia (2005, Nuclear Blast)
See also
- Official Graveworm Site
- Graveworm at Nuclear Blast
- Graveworm discography at MusicBrainz
- Graveworm lyrics at DarkLyrics
- Graveworm at Encyclopaedia Metallum