Timeless Miracle, Into the Enchanted Chamber - 1h 4m 31s

Tracks & Durations

1. Curse of the werewolf	7:13
2. Witches of black magic	4:24
3. Into the enchanted chamber	6:05
4. The devil	5:28
5. The red rose	5:41
6. A minor intermezzo	1:20
7. Return of the werewolf	4:55
8. Memories	4:13
9. The gates of hell	4:21
10. Down to the gallows	5:45
11. The dark side forest	0:47
12. The voyage	14:10

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Review

The debut album by the Swedish speed power metal quartet was produced by Theo Theander (Majestic, Pain of Salvation) and includes 12 tracks including 'Witches Of Black Magic', 'The Devil', 'Memories', 'The Gates Of Hell' & more. Massacre. 2005.The Swedish Speed Power-metal Act Timeless Miracle was Formed in 2001 by Mikael Holst and Fredrik Nilsson. However, their Musical Collaboration Goes Back to Late 1995 When They Formed the Band "Trapped" Together with Drummer Kim Widfors. The Trio Played a Couple of Gigs but was Soon Split Up When Drummer Kim Moved Abroad. In Winter 2003 the Duo Recorded a 6-track Demo with the Help of a Drum-machine in their Home-recording Studio, Two Weeks after it was Finished They Where Offered a Record-deal by a Small European Label. In Search of a Suitable Recording Location, the Band Contacted the Production Company Roasting House in Sweden, who was Really Excited About the Strong Songs and "Sound" of the Band and Offered them a Production/Management Deal to Enhance the Bands Visions and the Band Accepted Without Hesitation.

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Into the Enchanted Chamber

Tracks: 13 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 1h 9m 12s (+4m 41s)

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