Lunar Eclipse - 血瞳 | Chinese Metal

melodic death metal from china

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Music

Tags:

• chinese
• melodic
• power
• gothic
• symphonic
• black
• viking
• death
• metal
• lunar
• eclipse
• demo
• valhalla
• nordic
• female
• vocals

[heyZeck]

Where are you from, dude?

[theevilskull]

@heyZeck Austria

[heyZeck]

Yeah one of my favourite band. But it's no longer exist. 

[theevilskull]

@heyZeck What a pity. I noticed that they had many line-up changes, but I didn't know they have split up

[Yurlien]

I personally had some contact with the vocal of thie band "Tang Bo" few years ago,but now seems like everybody lost them :) haven't heard them for a while

[ShotYourTroll]

I'm impressed. Most of the metal bands I've been hearing from China are "Mehh" to say the least. But this wraps up really nicely.

[AutumnMystry]

@THEACTSOFPROVIDENCE While I'm not a big fan of the growling vocal style either, I must admit this is a very talented band nonetheless. For non-growling, I know of a Chinese band called Silver Ash & they're a fave of mine (singer Ling's voice is lovely. : ) Ironically, Silver Ash has a song titled Lunar Eclipse.

[THEACTSOFPROVIDENCE]

I wanted to add, I'd be HONORED to tell YOUR STORY about the Rise of Rock & Roll in the Asian Underground. If you go to theactsofprovidence dot biz you'll find my contact information on the bottom. See, as much as I don't like to admit it the Growlers are everywhere, from Africa & Asia to Australia as well as the Americas too. It is not THE Trend but A Trend that I owe respects too. I release on Black Friday 2011. The offer is SERIOUS, THINK ABOUT IT! 谢谢-停留大 以及 岩石上

[THEACTSOFPROVIDENCE]

@paladomus - I want to APOLOGIZE to the Band so am glad you responded. Your VOX, she shocked me, that huge deep growl coming out of tiny little her... The BEST/DEEPEST of the Growlers in Asia & your audience LOVED her. The instrumental aspect of the tune ROCKED too. I was raised in & am in "The HOOD" of Seattle, the US Home of Jun Fan. I had my kids in Wing Chun Do the moment they were old enough to go. I do understand Cultural Differences so I THANK YOU again for your forgiveness.

[paladomus]

Also, the Chinese language is a pretty soft-spoken language. It's difficult to find a good voice for this type of music. There are some good ones though, but haven't really come across any superb singers. Who knows, there are over a billion people in China. I don't think Mao would have allowed such music to enter his country during his reign... lol.