Laurie Ann Haus
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Laurie Ann Haus is the lead vocalist for the American ethereal rock and metal band Todesbonden and neoclassical ensemble Autumn Tears.[1] Her vocals can also be heard on several video game and movie soundtracks (e.g.) Starcraft II, World of Warcraft, Showtime's series The Borgias, National Lampoon's: Legend of Awesomest Maximus (Comedy Central), and SyFy Channel's Original Movie Witchville.
Biography
Laurie Ann Haus was born in Wheaton, Maryland. She began her musical career on the industry side by booking touring bands at the record/nightclub Phantasmagoria in Wheaton, MD and working at metal record label Relapse Records. After which she attending college where we she majored in Vocal Performance, during college she performed with a few bands before creating Todesbonden in 2004. Also in 2004 she collaborated with Ted Tringo on his project Autumn Tears for two albums Eclipse (2004) and The Hallowing (2008).)
In 2010 Neal Acree approached Laurie and requested she sing on his upcoming compositions for the well known video game StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty after which her soundtrack career blossomed.
Laurie is currently working in her home studio on writing and recording a solo album and with her husband Todesbonden's next album release.
Personal life
Laurie Ann Haus lives with her husband, guitarist Jason Aaron Wood, in their home in Maryland.
Musical influences
Laurie's vocal influences are based in Celtic, Balkan, Middle Eastern, operatic and folk roots.
Video game and movie soundtracks
- (2011) Showtime's Series, The Borgias (Season 1, Episode 5) Composer- Trevor Morris
- (2011) Weapon, Composer - Neal Acree
- (2011) National Lampoon's: The Legend of Awesomest Maximus (Comedy Central) Composer -Scott Glasgow
- (2010) World of Warcraft: Cataclysm (Track 17 - Nightsong, Blizzard Entertainment) Composer - Neal Acree
- (2010) SyFy Channel Original Movie, Witchville, Composer- Neal Acree
- (2010) Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty (Tracks Blizzard Entertainment) Composer Neal Acree
Discography
With Todesbonden:[2]
- Sleep Now, Quiet Forest (2008)
- Stormbringer (2004)
With Autumn Tears:
- The Hallowing (2007)
- Eclipse (2004)
With Ephemeral Sun:
- The Broken Door (2004)
- Prototype 19.5 (2003)
As guest vocalist:
- (2012) Saturnus
References
- ^ True, Chris. "Biography: Todesboden". Allmusic. Retrieved 3 August 2011.
- ^ "Laurie Ann Haus". Encyclopaedia Metallum. Retrieved 3 May 2015.