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Sieges Even is dead, long live Sieges Even! The most underrated German band, with talents such as the Holzwarth brothers in their ranks (Blind Guardian, Rhapsody Of Fire) got famous among fans of soft progressive rock with their second incarnation in the 2000s during which they've released two wonderful albums for the lovers of dreamy guitar passages, intricate rhythms, innocent-sounding vocals and loose concepts. After the band announced their split up in 2008, Arno Menses (vocals) and Markus Steffen (guitar) wanted to continue playing music together, so they formed Subsignal.
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| published 03.11.2011 | Comments (3)
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They still dwell in Sieges-Even like music, but on their next album, they reach a more concrete identity. Still, this is an admirable album, even if (perhaps) slightly too long.
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