Dimlight

Dimlight
Origin Athens, Greece
Genres Symphonic Metal, Symphonic death metal
Years active 2006–present
Labels Emotion Art Ltd, Five Starr Records, Sliptrick Records
Website
Members Peter Invoker
Nikolas Perlepe
Eva Fourlanou
Jim Lan
Darien
Marios koutsoukos
Past members

Sanna Salou

Efthimis Papanikos

Andy

Peter

Daffy

Dimlight is a Greek Symphonic metal band. The band formed in 2006 and it's based in Athens, Greece Dimlight have toured extensively in Europe and the Middle East and have shared the stage with: Arch Enemy, Lacuna Coil, Epica, Septic Flesh, Rotting Christ, Firewind, The Haunted, Delain, Xandria, Vision of Atlantis, Leaves Eyes, Sirenia, Annihilator , Swallow the Sun, Draconian and many more.

Biography

Forming and Debut album: Obtenebration (2009)

Dimlight was formed in early 2006 by Peter Miliadis and Efhimis Papanikos, Although the band was formed in 2006 it was almost three years later until they released their first full-length album called “Obtenebration” under the label Emotion Art Ltd. The album was recorded at Baseline studios, got mixed by Spiros Aspiotis and mastered in Tailor Maid Studio by Peter In de Betou in Sweden.

Psychosynthesis (2012) ,Death of Efthimis ,Departure of Sanna and New Vocalist

Around mid-2010, Dimlight started working on new material and in 2012 released their second studio album called ‘Psychosynthesis”. The album was recorded at Dimlight personal studio, mixed by Fotis Benardo (SepticFlesh) and mastered in Tailor Maid Studio by Peter in de Betou. Among the guests of the album were Seth Siro Anton (SepticFlesh), Ilianna Tsakiraki,(Enemy of Reality, ex-Meden Agan) and Stelios Mavromitis (ex-Astarte, ex-SepticFlesh). The band’s success brought on an invitation to be in the lineup of one of the biggest metal festivals in Europe, the Metal Female Voices Festival (MFVF) on its tenth anniversary in 2012. The band’s desire for new music didn’t not allow them to remain stagnant and in the same year they started working on their third album. In August 2014, the main singer Sanna Salou left the band and Eva Fourlanou replaced her.

The Lost Chapters (2015)

In December 2015 the band established collaboration with Sliptrick Records[1] and released their third album “The Lost Chapters”. The album was recorded at Soundflakes studios and is both mixed and mastered by John Mcris and written by Marios koutsoukos. Among the guests on the album are Jean Baptiste (Randomwalk), Maya (Meden Agan), Maria-Melissanthi Routi (Kinetic), and Alfred Shtuni. The cover of “The Lost Chapters” was made by Pierre-Alain D. // 3mmi Design. Afterwards Dimlight went on stages opened for Draconian in Greece,and headlined Blast Night Vol.2 in Dubai , and performed in Metal Blast Festival (Egypt)[2] in Cairo.

Timeline

Members

Current members
  • Peter Invoker - Guitar (2006–present)
  • Nikolas Perlepe - Guitar/bass (2009–present)
  • Eva fourlanou - Vocals (2014–present)
  • Darien - Keyboards (2006–2010)- Orchestra (2010–present)
  • Jim - Drums (2013–present)
  • Marios - Lyricist (2015–present)

Former members
  • Sanna Salou - Vocals (2006–2014)
  • Daffy - Drums (2006-2009)
  • Efthimis Papanikos - Bass (2006-2013)
  • Andy - Drums (2006–2012)
  • Peter -Drums (2012)

Discography

Albums

Videos

References

  1. "Dimlight - Timeline - Facebook". facebook.com. Retrieved 14 October 2016.
  2. "DIMLIGHT TO APPEAR AT METAL BLAST FESTIVAL". metalmasterkingdom.com. Retrieved 14 October 2016.
  3. InnerEgo (4 December 2008). "Dimlight - RID". Retrieved 14 October 2016 via YouTube.
  4. dimlightchannel (17 October 2012). "Dimlight Cardinal Sins featuring Seth Siro Anton Live Video". Retrieved 14 October 2016 via YouTube.
  5. "Dimlight Premiere New Music Video, "Invoking the Hunter"". revolvermag.com. 23 March 2016. Retrieved 14 October 2016.
  6. SliptrickRecordsTV (22 March 2016). "Dimlight - Invoking The Hunter (official video clip)". Retrieved 14 October 2016 via YouTube.

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