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Here's the guitar cover of the TOP 10 Riffs of Draconian. If you like it, don't forget to like and subscribe!!! 01- A scenery of loss 00:00 02- Silent winter 00:35 03- Serenade of sorrow 01:02 04- The cry of silence 01:41 05- She dies 02:08 06- Bloodflower 02:56 07- A phantom dissonance 03:44 08- Pale tortured blue 04:19 09- Sleepwalkers 04:56 10- Sorrow of Sophia 05:30 From the albums: 01- A scenery of loss (Arcane Rain Fell) 02- Silent winter (Where Lovers Mourn) 03- Serenade of sorrow (The Burning Halo) 04- The cry of silence (Where Lovers Mourn) 05- She dies (The Burning Halo) 06- Bloodflower (Turning Season Within) 07- A phantom dissonance (A rose for the apocalypse) 08- Pale tortured blue (Sovran) 09- Sleepwalkers (Under a Godless Veil) 10- Sorrow of Sophia (Under a Godless Veil) Draconian discography: 2003 : Where Lovers Mourn 2005 : Arcane Rain Fell 2006 : The Burning Halo 2008 : Turning Season Within 2011 : A Rose for the Apocalypse 2015 : Sovran 2020 : Under a Godless Veil Style: Gothic doom metal Line up: Johan Ericson (Drums) Anders Jacobsson (Vocal, Keyboards) Daniel Johansson (Guitars) Heike Langhans (Vocals) Daniel Änghede (Bass) Draconian was formed in 1994 in Säffle, Sweden. In May 1994, drummer and vocalist Johan Ericson, bassist and vocalist Jesper Stolpe and guitarist Andy Hindenäs assembled the band Kerberos, initially playing melodic death metal with black metal influences. Seven months later, lead vocalist and lyrics composer Anders Jacobsson joined the band, and its name changed to Draconian. Their first demo, Shades of a Lost Moon, was recorded in 1995. Guests were flutist and vocalist Jessica Eriksson, keyboardist and vocalist Susanne Arvidsson, and Andreas Haag on the introductory section of “My Nemesis”. It was released in February, 1996, however, no recording contract was obtained. In early 1997, the band proceeded to record their second demo, entitled In Glorious Victory. The band, however, became discontent with the quality of the recording and discontinued the release. In the following months, two members of Draconian had to complete their military service, slowing down the progress of the band. Susanne Arvidsson left the band due to personal reasons and was replaced in 2001 by Lisa Johansson. Both in 1998 and 1999, the band did some gigs. After receiving positive reactions, they decided to enter the studio once more. In August 1999, Draconian recorded The Closed Eyes of Paradise, an album dealing mostly with the theme of Lucifer and his fallen angels. Susanne Arvidsson made guest vocal appearances on this release. Between May and June 2000, Andreas Karlsson, Anders Jacobsson, and Johan Ericson worked on the mix, and the demo was released in the face of further line-up changes – Andy Hindenäs left the band, replaced by Johan Ericson who switched to guitars; drums were then left to Jerry Torstensson. The demo Dark Oceans We Cry was recorded in 2002, the first release to feature Lisa Johansson's vocals. The demo was made available on the internet, as well as in CD format. It received good reviews and the band signed a long-awaited record deal with Napalm Records. On October 30th 2020, Draconian released their seventh studio album, Under a Godless Veil. On April 26th 2022, Draconian announced that Niklas Nord had joined the band on rhythm guitar, and that longtime rhythm guitarist Daniel Arvidsson would switch to bass. On May 3rd, 2022, Draconian announced that vocalist Heike Langhans would leave the band to focus on her family and her own projects, and that former vocalist Lisa Johansson would rejoin the band.

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