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Anthenora |
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Origin: Italy |
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This page updated 11.23.06 |
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Anthenora, who take their name from Dante's "Inferno", are a traditional heavy metal band in the vein of Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Saxon. Formed in 1989, the band gained some early success for their live gigging but experienced some hard times during the late-90's alterna-pop trend. Heavily influenced by the aforementioned bands, Anthenora actually became an Iron Maiden tribute band during this period. Still having a desire to create their own original songs, they released The General's Awakening EP which ultimately led to a deal with Locomotive Music for their debut full-length The Last Command.
| Luigi Bonansea |
vocals |
| Stefano Pomero |
guitars |
| Domenico Borra (2005- ) |
guitars |
| Stefano Balocco |
bass |
| Fabio Smareglia |
drums |
Previous Members
| Gabriele Bruni (1989-2005) |
guitars |
| The General's Awakening [EP] |
(2002)
self-financed |
Track Listing
1) Planet Jail
2) Dark Horizon
3) The Saviour
4) Gemini |
Lineup:
Luigi Bonansea - vocals
Stefano Pomero - guitars
Gabriele Bruni - guitars
Stefano Balocco - bass
Fabio Smareglia - drums
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| The Last Command |
(2004)
Locomotive Music |
Track Listing
1) The Last Command
2) Operation Sea Lion
3) Prophet Of Sorrow
4) Dark Alliance
5) Hunter
6) General K
7) Foreteller
8) The Legion
9) Machines Of War
10) The Fortress |
Lineup:
Luigi Bonansea - vocals
Stefano Pomero - guitars
Gabriele Bruni - guitars
Stefano Balocco - bass
Fabio Smareglia - drums |
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| Soulgrinder |
(2006)
My Graveyard Productions |
Track Listing
1) June 6, 1944 - Overlord
2) Dawn of Blood
3) Order of Hate
4) A New Rebellion
5) Soulgrinder
6) The Call of the Undead
7) Hundred Knives
8) Fatherland
9) Cassandra
10) Hellish Fire
11) Dream Catcher
12) Steel Brigade |
Lineup:
Luigi Bonansea - vocals
Stefano Pomero - guitars
Domenico Borra - guitars
Stefano Balocco - bass
Fabio Smareglia - drums |
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Official Anthenora Website
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