Biography
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Years Active
2006 – present (18 years)
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Founded In
Naberezhnye Chelny, Respublika Tatarstan, Russian Federation
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Members
- Gulnaz Bagirova (2007 – present)
Broken dreams… Angels, tears… Forgotten and killed love… Grief, endless space - that's the main theme and atmosphere of Amederia group, playing their music in the style of Gothic Doom Metal.
Founded in August 2006 as a result of ideas to play music that to raise the gothic scene in their hometown, leader of the group Damir (VenoM) (ex-guitarist Grim Grave) proceeded to search for musicians. The entire search took 2 weeks, finding it easier Ilnur - drummer of group "Grim Grave", agrees to play before the emergence of a permanent drummer. But with time he joined in the team, becoming integral part of the project. Later in the group included musicians such as Constantine, Andrew, playing in "Akxumoron", Lena and Ramil. Rehearsals were extremely rare, but this did not prevent create material for future songs. Later, Lena and Ruslan left the group, after they had a great number of musicians who do not remain for a long time. Only a year later, in August 2007, started full-scale permanent job with the team. After a while Lena (rhythm guitar), Gulnaz (vocals), (violin) joined Amederia, now in the group of 7 persons has become what it has sought since the beginning of its riviera. Beat for a while, Lena left the project, but also a good demo recording entitled Doomed Ground has written, showed good feedback from listeners. At this point in the material group are 5 songs + 2 songs, played in instrumental idea. Later draft Liana left, and two guitarist joined the group.
Current line-up:
Damir (Venom) - Vocal
Ilnur - Drums
Andrey D. - Bass Guitar
Gulnaz - Vocal
Constantine - Keyboards
Andrey G. - Guitar
Danila - Guitar
Discography:
2008 - Sometimes We Have Wings...
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