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Samas

Osnabrück, Germany
August 20, 2007
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Samas were founded in 2001 by Void as a one-man project, releasing the first demo "My Darkness", introducing classical black metal, strongly influenced by satyricon. In 2002 the singer Chaerilius joined and the second demo "The Children of Demise" was recorded, introducing a more frequent use of keyboards and pointing out the influence of classical composers like Schostakowitsch and Bach. During 2003 Samas gathered up a full line up and in 2004 the album "Though shall fear" was finished. More psychedelic, electronical and even a little jazzy. Before in 2007 Void cracked up the band for personal reasons, the EP "Mortal Addiction" showed some affinity to more rocking riffs and simpler structures. At that time Chaerillius had left the band and Void did all the vocals. In 2011, to the 10th anniversary of Samas, Void and K.I. ,the keyboardist, recorded a new EP "Incipit Samas" coming along a with rather a gloomy and haunting atmosphere, almost free from psychedelic experiments. For 2012 a full-length album is planned, the music has already been written... But the work has been postponed and most compositions thrown in the garbage can. Now its 2014, but thats how it has always been in Samas: For each song that has been released, there were 10 songs to be thrown away
Band/artist history
Founded in 2001 as a one man project. During the next five years Samas gathered up a full line up. In early 2007 the band cracked up. In 2011 they returned as a two man project.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
No, recently there are no plans to play live, but never say never
Your musical influences
Johann Sebastian Bach, Black Sabbath, The Doors, Death and Black Metal released in better times
What equipment do you use?
This will remain our secret
Anything else?
Its not jazz
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