Dreams of Sanity
Dreams of Sanity wis a gothic metal baund frae Austrick. Foondit in 1991, thay released three full-lenth albums, afore disbandin in 2002. Mony o thair sangs are aboot Buddha. Thair maist famous sang, "Window to the Sky," deals wi the laneliness an despair o enlichtenment, an is based on legends o Siddartha Gautama's experiences in isolation beneath the Bodhi Tree.
| Dreams of Sanity | |
|---|---|
| Oreigin | Innsbruck, Austrick |
| Genres | Gothic metal, progressive metal |
| Years active | 1991–2002 |
| Labels | Hall of Sermon |
| Associate acts | On Thorns I Lay, Elis, Eyes of Eden, Siegfried, Korovakill, Alas |
| Members | Michael Knoflach Christian K. Marx Andreas Wildauer Sandra Schleret Patrick Schrittwieser Florian Steiner |
| Past members | See below |
Heestory eedit
Efter shapin in 1991, Dreams of Sanity released twa demos in 1994 an 1996. Thay toured Europe late in 1996[1] afore releasin thair proper debut in 1997, which wis inspired bi The Divine Comedy o Dante Alighieri.[2] Twa further full-lenths wur issued bi the baund, the first based upon Phantom o the Opera an the seicont explorin the concept o life as a gemme.[3] The group went throu a series o lineup chynges aroond the recordin o the third album.[4] Follaein this thay wur droppit bi thair label Hall of Sermon; the group breuk up in 2002.
Members eedit
- Sandra Schleret - Sangster
- Christian Marx - Guitar
- Andreas Wildauer - Guitar
- Michael Knoflach - Bass
- Frederic Heil - Keyboards
- Harald Obexer - Drums
- Martina Hornbacher - Sangster
- Stephan Manges - Keyboards
- Romed Astner - Drums
- Hannes Richter - Drums
- Florian Razesberger - keybuirds
- Gudrun Gfrerer - vocals
Discography eedit
- Demo (1994)
- A God damned City (demo compilation CD, 1995)
- Ein Liebeslied (demo, 1996)
- Komödia (Hall of Sermon, 1997)
- Masquerade (Hall of Sermon, 1999)
- The Game (Hall of Sermon, 2000)
References eedit
- ↑ Garry Sharpe-Young, Dreams of Sanity biography[deid airtin] at MusicMight
- ↑ Eduardo Rivadavia, Dreams of Sanity at Allmusic
- ↑ Biography at ProgArchives.net
- ↑ Biography Archived 2012-02-11 at the Wayback Machine, Tartareandesire.com