Top Sieges Even Albums
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Playgrounds
[2008]
[2008]
Paramount
[2007]
[2007]
The Art of Navigating By the Stars
[2005]
[2005]
A Sense of Change
[1991]
[1991]
Steps
[1990]
[1990]
Life Cycle
[1988]
[1988]
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An Act Of Acquiescence Anthem - Chapter Ii Apocalyptic Disposition As The World Moves On Behind Closed Doors Bridge To The Divine Change Of Seasons Corridors David Different Pace Dimensions Disrespectfully Yours Dreamer Duende Epigram For The Last Straw Eyes Wide Open Fatal Iconic Leftovers Life Cycle Love As Warm As Tears Middle Course Mounting Castles In The Blood Red Sky Paramount Prelude: Ode To Sisyphus Prime Reporter Repression And Resistance Rise And Shine Scratches In The Rind Sequence I: The Weight Sequence Ii: The Lonely Views Of Condors Sequence Iii: Unbreakable Sequence Iv: Stigmata Sequence V: Blue Wide Open Sequence Vi: To The Ones Who Have Failed Sequence Vii: Lighthouse Sequence Viii: Styx Sophisticated Steps Straggler From Atlantis Tangerine Windows Of Solace The More The Less The Vacuum Tube Processor The Waking Hours These Empty Places Tidal Trainsong Trouble Talker Unbreakable War Water The Barren Tree What If What's Up God When Alpha And Omega Collide Where Our Shadows Sleep Wintertime
Related Information for Sieges Even
Sieges Even was a progressive rock/metal band from Munich, Germany. The band was originally formed under the name Sodom (not to be confused by fellow German band Sodom) in the early 80s and released their first demo in 1983 before becoming Sieges Even in 1985.The only constant members of Sieges Even were brothers Oliver Holzwarth (Blind Guardian) and Alex Holzwarth (Rhapsody of Fire, ex-Avantasia, ex-Angra) who performed bass and drums respectively. Original guitarist Markus Steffen originally departed in 1992, but later returned.Sieges Even's early works are often criticised for resembling closely those of tech-metal pioneers Watchtower and then their forerunners Rushbut by the time of the band's fourt... read more
