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Genres
  
Metalcore

Genre
  
Metalcore

Record label
  
Universal Music Group

Years active
  
2011–2015

Origin
  
Bucharest, Romania (2010)

Members
  
Alexandru Pascu

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Labels
  
Universal Music Romania

Associated acts
  
Graven, Hovercraft, Rising Shadow, Thunderstorm

Website
  
www.goodbyetogravity.com

Past members
  
Mihai Alexandru Bogdan Enache Andrei Găluț Alex Pascu Vlad Țelea

Albums
  
Mantras of War, Goodbye to Gravity

Similar
  
Andrei Găluț, Days Of Confusion, Adrian Despot, Vița de Vie, Anna Murphy

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Goodbye to Gravity was a Romanian metalcore band from Bucharest, active from 2011 until 2015, when four of the band's five members died as a consequence of a nightclub fire started by the band's pyrotechnics.

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History

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The band first got together in 2010, although they did not play publicly until 2011. Frontman Andrei Găluț, who had previously won the Romanian talent show Megastar on Prima TV, enlisted the help of a full band, including former members of the Romanian band Thunderstorm, to get the band going.

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In 2012 the band released their self-titled debut album to a warm reception and steadily built their reputation in Romania. As a result of the success of Goodbye to Gravity, the band were signed to Universal Music's Romanian branch, and played at festivals in countries such as Germany, Portugal and Italy. In 2015 the band set to work on their sophomore effort, with more sci-fi themes to their music. The album was announced as Mantras of War with a release date of October 30. To celebrate the release, the group announced a free show at the Colectiv nightclub in Bucharest.

Colectiv nightclub fire

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At their Mantras of War release party on 30 October 2015 at Colectiv nightclub in Bucharest, the band's firework display set a deadly fire, greatly accelerated by polyurethane foam used in the club to dampen sound waves. 64 people died, while many more were hospitalised. Vocalist Andrei Găluț, bassist Alex Pascu, and drummer Bogdan Enache (also known as Bogdan Lavinius) were hospitalised with injuries, and guitarists Vlad Țelea and Mihai Alexandru were killed in the blaze.

Enache died on 8 November, while being transported to a hospital in Zurich, Switzerland. Pascu, who was moved to a hospital in Paris, France, and Găluț's girlfriend Mădălina Strungaru both died on 11 November. Universal Music Romania, whom the band are signed to, have agreed to donate all proceeds from sales of Mantras of War to help the victims of the fire.

Discography

  • Goodbye to Gravity (2012)
  • Mantras of War (2015)
  • Band members

  • Mihai Alexandru – guitars
  • Bogdan Enache – drums
  • Andrei Găluț – vocals
  • Alex Pascu – bass
  • Vlad Țelea – guitars
  • Songs

    The Day We DieMantras of War · 2015
    Shadow PuppetsMantras of War · 2015
    Unusual SuspectsGoodbye to Gravity · 2012

    References

    Goodbye to Gravity Wikipedia