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Years active
  
2002-present

Record label
  
Napalm Records

Labels
  
Napalm

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Origin
  
Ludwigsburg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Associated acts
  
Savn, Ahab, Leaves' Eyes

Past members
  
Christian FüttererChristian HectorFabian "Fabz" PospiechDaniel DrosteBirgit ÖllbrunnerMatthias SchulerChris Merzinsky

Members
  
Carmen Elise Espenæs, Birgit Öllbrunner

Genres
  
Gothic metal, Folk metal, Symphonic metal, Power metal

Albums
  
Where Twilight Dwells, Nordlys, The Metamorphosis Melody

Profiles

Midnattsol are a gothic/folk metal band from Germany, with Norwegian vocalist. The band was founded in 2002 by Norwegian vocalist Carmen Elise Espenæs and German guitarist Christian Hector.

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History

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In 2002, singer Carmen Elise Espenæs and guitarist Christian Hector founded the German symphonic metal band Midnattsol; their intention was to start working on this project once they found like-minded musicians to join their band. The new members were then identified in Chris Merzinsky (former drummer for Penetralia), Daniel Fischer (keyboard player), and later on Daniel Droste (guitarist) and Birgit Öllbrunner (bassist).

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Their sound is essentially symphonic metal with influences of folk metal and power metal. The band prefers to call their style "Nordic folk metal" because of the folk elements in their music and occasional Norwegian lyrics. Their lyrics are largely based on Norwegian folk tales. Their first full-length album, Where Twilight Dwells, was released in 2005; their next album, Nordlys, was released on March 28, 2008.

Midnattsol means midnight sun in Norwegian (even though the phenomena is actually spelled midnattssol and not midnattsol).

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Guitarists Daniel Droste and Christian Hector recently joined forces with Stephan Adolph to form Ahab, a German funeral doom metal band.

Chris Merzinsky and Birgit Öllbrunner are also playing in the band R:I:P.

Carmen Elise Espenæs is the younger sister of Liv Kristine, former vocalist of Theatre of Tragedy and Leaves' Eyes.

On July 10, 2009, Midnattsol announced guitarist Fabian "Fabz" Pospiech had left the band to concentrate on his family.

The band won the "Best Hope" award at the Metal Female Voices Fest 2009 due to the majority of votes by the fans.

In spring 2010 they announced their return to the studio to record Midnattsol's third album from May to about July 2010. They've been keeping their fans up to date via studio reports on YouTube posted on their official Twitter In November 2010, they announced the title of the new album, The Metamorphosis Melody. In December 2010 they announced that the album would be released on April 22, 2011. They also announced the departure of guitarist Daniel Droste. In 2013 it was announced that Carmen with The Sins of Thy Beloved members Anders Thue and Stig Johansen formed the band called Savn.

In 2017 an announcement was made via the band's official Facebook page that Birgit, Matthias and Chris had all left the band for personal reasons, and their replacements would be announced shortly.

Current line-up

  • Carmen Elise Espenæs – vocals (since 2002)
  • Alex Kautz – guitars (since 2009)
  • Daniel Fischer – keyboards (since 2002)
  • Former members

  • Christian Fütterer – guitars (2002)
  • Christian Hector – guitars (2002–2008)
  • Fabian "Fabz" Pospiech – guitars (2008–2009)
  • Daniel Droste – guitars (2003–2010)
  • Birgit Öllbrunner – bass (2002-2017)
  • Chris Merzinsky – drums (2002-2017)
  • Matthias Schuler – guitars (2011-2017)
  • Discography

    Demo albums
  • Midnattsol (2003)
  • Studio albums
  • Where Twilight Dwells (2005)
  • Nordlys (2008)
  • The Metamorphosis Melody (2011)
  • Songs

    Another ReturnWhere Twilight Dwells · 2005
    Unpayable SilenceWhere Twilight Dwells · 2005
    Infinite FairytaleWhere Twilight Dwells · 2005

    References

    Midnattsol Wikipedia


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