Evereve
Stormbirds
Now, thanks to the exclusive reissue of "Stormbirds", fans may once again experience the dark and fascinating world of EverEve. "Stormbirds" were released in 1998 and proved to be a worthy successor to the amazing debut. The album continued the musical voyage set on "Seasons" and took the band even further into experimenting with their sound, this time with the help of the Barmbecker Symphony Orchestra and vocalist York Eysel of Love Like Blood. The tracks on "Stormbirds" deliver a real variety of inspirations, ranging from energetic and melodic tunes like "The Downfall" to the sorrowful "Fields of Ashes" and electronic "As I Breathe the Dawn". One of the highlights of the LP is the piano track "Spleen", sung in French and based on the writings of 19th century poet and art critic Charles Baudelaire. "Stormbirds", often compared to Moonspell's classic release "Wolfheart" by the critics, is still hailed as a brilliant sequel to the debut and one of the group's most valuable works.