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Introduction
to the album
“And what are dreams but stories,
badly told and half-forgotten? There was
a time when a lot of my life consisted of
dreams. Not the dreams that come at night
and frighten or entertain and then are forgotten,
like second-rate books you read on a plane.
Not the fleeting day-dreams of idle moments,
either. The dreams that come and stay if
you stray too far into the realms of certain
substances. The always there waking nightmares.”
Author of the “Tales”.
Since
finding a stable home on Lion Music in 2006
with “Mirror Of Creation II -Genesis
2”. German’s based metallers
Tomorrow’s Eve have
gone from strength to strength thanks to
the exceptionally high and original quality
of their music coupled with an ultra-powerful
live show that has been impressing audiences
across Europe over the last 2 years.
Now,
Tomorrow’s Eve are back again with
a powerhouse of an album. “Tales
From Serpentia”, a collage
of short stories, written by a twisted mind;
dark and dreadful fictions from the abyss. Musically
Tomorrow’s Eve still performs progressive
metal, but with an emphasis on catchy melodic
vocal lines and heavy riffs. The band plays
complex but always accessible songs, holding
interesting details to discover over repeated
listens. In short: very dark, very melodic,
and very accessible.
BRIEF
BIOGRAPHY
The success of their first album "The
Unexpected World" released by B.Mind
Records (Berlin), was overwhelming. Tomorrow’s
Eve garnered international attention, radio
play and "The Unexpected World"
was even released in Russia, Belarus, the
Ukraine and the Baltic through IROND Records
(Moscow). The very successful album "Mirror
Of Creation" followed in 2003.
During this time, tensions within Tomorrow’s
Eve were becoming unbearable and after the
album was released, former vocalist Peter
and the rhythm section Ralph and Sascha
left the group, leaving Rainer Grund and
Oliver Schwickert to fight it out. After
a few more line-up changes, Tom Diener and
Chris Doerr joined the band until Martin
LeMar finally completed Tomorrow’s
Eve in 2004. In 2006 a new label was found
in Lion Music (Finland) and they released
the album “Mirror Of Creation
II – Genesis 2”, which
was highly acclaimed by critics and fans.
Meanwhile TE grew by playing Tours and Concerts,
sharing stages with artists like Paul DiAnno,
Circle II Circle, Jon Oliva’s Pain,
Rage, Destruction, Ryo Okumoto (Spock’s
Beard) and Nightingale. Now, Tomorrow’s
Eve are back again with “Tales
From Serpentia” and have all
the tools to further enhance their reputation
with the metal masses.
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