Silent Stream of Godless Elegy
| Silent Stream Of Godless Elegy | |
|---|---|
|
S.S.O.G.E. 2005 | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Hranice, Czech Republic |
| Genres |
Folk metal Doom metal |
| Years active | 1995–present |
| Labels | Redblack, Season Of Mist |
| Website | Official Website |
| Members |
Pavel Hrnčíř Hanka Hajdová Michal Sýkora Petra Nováčková Radek Hajda Mirek Petřek Dušan Fojtášek Michal Rak |
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Silent Stream of Godless Elegy is a Moravian folk metal band from the Czech Republic that was formed in 1995.[1]
They won the Andel Award in 2000 from the Czech Academy of Popular Music for their album Themes in the "Hard & Heavy" category.[2] Their next release is produced by Yossi Sassi, known for merging folk with rock and metal.
Discography
Albums
- 1996 - Iron
- 1998 - Behind the Shadows
- 2000 - Themes
- 2004 - Relic Dances
- 2006 - Osamělí (EP)
- 2011 - Návaz
Other releases
- 1995 - Apotheosis (demotape)
- 1996 - ...Amber Sea (demotape)
- 1997 - Breath Of Doom (compilation)
- 2000 - A Tribute to Master's Hammer (compilation)
- 2000 - A Tribute to White Zombie (compilation)
- 2000 - A Tribute to Led Zeppelin (compilation)
- 2003 - Magic Playing... (compilation)
Line-up
Current band members
- Pavel Hrnčíř - Vocal (ex-Nemo Ante Mortem Beatus)
- Hanka Hajdová - Vocal (ex-Forgotten Silence, ex-Endless, ex-Love History)
- Michal Sýkora - Violoncello
- Petra Nováčková - Violin (ex-Ashore Of Decadence)
- Radek Hajda - Guitar
- Mirek Petřek - Guitar
- Dušan Fojtášek - Bass
- David Najbrt - Drums
Former band members
- Filip Chudý - Bass (1995–1999)
- Hynek Stančík - Guitar (2001–2003)
- Jarek Adámek - Guitar (2004–2005)
- Kiril Chlebnikov - Violin/Bass (1999–2001) (now Liveevil)
- Michal Hajda - Drums (1995–2003)
- Michal Herák - Vocal (2001–2004)
- Michal Rak - Drums (2003–2007)
- Pavla Lukášová - Violin (2000–2001)
- Petr Staněk - Guitar/Vocal (1995–2001)
- Zuzana Zamazalová - Violin/Vocal (1995–2001) (now Liveevil)
References
- ↑ Official Website
- ↑ "Ceny Akademie populární hudby 2000". Aph.cz (Official Czech Academy of Popular Music website). Retrieved April 4, 2008. (In Czech)
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