Vanya Black
That’s some pretty gothic heavy metal, with a lil hint of Candlemass and In Solitude.
Invading Chapel Pau, France
Invading Chapel was founded in 1996 by Loïc Malassagne (Vocals and Instruments) near Pau in France. His discography includes two demos K7, eight CD albums and titles appearing on the CD compilations of the magazines "Guitar Part", "Hard 'n' Heavy", "Bunker Magazine", the playlist of "Orkus!" and more... During the group period, they will perform several concerts and festivals in and around Paris. ... more
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