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Fallen Symphony - Breath Before Fall

from Forged in Stone and Steel - Part 1 by Femetalism

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Fallen Symphony is a symphonic metal band from Uruguay, South America. Formed in 2009, they worked together in their own studio to create a symphonic and gothic metal project. Once the band lineup was complete they started to perform at various theatres, gathering a strong fan base, keen to hear symphonic metal from Uruguay.

In 2014, the band released their first album, Revelations. The composers wanted to express different influences of the band such as folk, Celtic, symphonic and power metal. The concept for the album was the fantastic and epic story created by the members of the band.

In 2015, they will release a second album named Moonspell, which will tell the story of one character from Greek Mythology.

Fallen Symphony is:
Daniel Carreras – Composition / Guitar / Growls
Valeria Rubio – Composition / Guitar / Vocals
Rafa Mederos – Vocals/ Growls
Martin Cantarini – Bass
Zhian Caballero – Drums
Juan Jose Leyton – Composition / Keyboards

Follow Fallen Symphony on:
soundcloud.com/fallen-symphonymetal
www.facebook.com/fallensymphonymetal

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from Forged in Stone and Steel - Part 1, released March 31, 2015

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Femetalism is a metal music blog from a feminist perspective, positively promoting women in metal and supporting underground metal music.

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