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Sweden |
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Power Metal |
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INACTIVE
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Last update/review:
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June 27, 2015
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Lost Horizon
In the new millennium the supply of
Euro speed/power metal bands has been
an endless one.
Coming across as an edgier, slightly heavier
HammerFall,
Lost Horizon had their act together, drawing from
several familiar influences to produce one of the better albums in
this genre, and certainly a fine start to a promising career.
Their intriguing visual image (a sort of sci-fi/Mad Max look) and
self-importance (as seen by their stage names, with overblown
titles such as Ethereal Magnanimus and Transcendental Protagonist)
gave them a bit of notoriety and helped them to stand out a bit from
the pack.
Overall these guys weren't trend-setters but they were an accomplished
act in the speed/power metal field.
They released two albums in 2001 and 2003 and as late as 2009 were
working on a third, but they haven't been heard from since.
Last Lineup
Wojtek Lisicki
guitars
Martin Furängen
bass
Attila Publik
keyboards
Christian Nyquist
drums
Former Members/Guests
Daniel Heiman
vocals
Fredrik Olsson
guitars
Discography
Awakening The World
2001
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- The Quickening
- Heart of Storm
- Sworn In the Metal Wind
- The Song of Air
- World Through My Fateless Eyes
- Perfect Warrior
- Denial of Fate
- Welcome Back
- The Kingdom of My Will
- The Redintegration
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Daniel Heiman
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Wojtek Lisicki
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Martin Furängen
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Christian Nyquist
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A Flame To The Ground Beneath
2003
Music For Nations
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- Transdimentional Revelation
- Pure
- Lost in the Depths of me
- Again will the Fire Burn
- The Song of Earth
- Cry of a Restless Soul
- Think Not Forever
- Highlander (The One)
- Deliverance
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Daniel Heiman
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Wojtek Lisicki
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Fredrik Olsson
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Martin Furängen
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Attila Publik
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Christian Nyquist
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2003 Readers' Album
#83
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