Artist: Beseech
Genre(s):
Metal: Gothic
Metal
Rock: Gothic
Discography:
Sunless Days
Year: 2005
Tracks: 12
Drama
Year: 2004
Tracks: 8
Souls Highway
Year: 2002
Tracks: 11
Black Emotions
Year: 2000
Tracks: 10
...From A Bleeding Heart
Year: 1998
Tracks: 10
The flashily dressed Swedish quintette Beseech delves in what they like to call
"symphonic tyke metal" -- a mix of fate, death, and, good, symphonic and gothic elements which, if it doesn't constantly makes sense, rarely fails to surprise. Jorgen Sjoberg (vocals), Robert Spanglund (trail guitar), Klas Bohlin (musical rhythm guitar), Andreas Wiik (basso), and Morgan Gredaker (drums) aren't afraid to utilize unexpected instruments such as violins and flutes to enhance their unequaled dash, which they began development in 1992. Over the line of six-spot age and trey progressively confident demos, the grouping amply embraced their unorthodox aural mélange and highfaluting lyrical schemes (and Baroque leg dress) in front sign language with Metal Blade and releasing 1998's From a Bleeding Heart. The album received more often than not positive reviews and besides featured keyboard player Mikael Andersson and his married woman, soprano Anna Andersson. Her replacement, Lotta Hogin, performed with the band on their second album, 2000's Bootleg Emotions (released by Pavement Music), and longtime frontman Sjoberg was replaced by Erik Molarin for 2002's Souls Highway.
