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Background information Also known as DragonHeart (1999–2002) Origin,, UK Genres, Years active 1999–present Labels,,,, Associated acts, Website Members Vadim Pruzhanov Marc Hudson Gee Anzalone Past members Steve Scott Diccon Harper Matej Setinc DragonForce are a British band based in,. Formed in 1999, the group are known for their long and fast, -themed lyrics, and in their music to add to their. DragonForce have released seven studio albums, two live albums, one compilation album, one live DVD and one demo. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • History [ ] Early years and Valley of the Damned (1999–2003) [ ] DragonForce were founded in 1999 by guitarists and, under the name of DragonHeart. Totman and Li had both experienced being in a band previously, with both having come from band.

The two later found vocalist through an advertisement, and soon acquired former Demoniac drummer Matej Setinc, bassist Steve Scott and keyboardist. Setinc left the band in December 1999 to continue his studies in Slovenia, and was replaced. The band also parted ways with Scott, who left to join, in 2000. Williams took a small break then later rejoined the band as they recorded their first later that year, but left once again in December 2000, days ahead of the band's tour with and to promote the demo, and formed his own band,. Bassist Diccon Harper joined the band in November that year, with keyboardist Vadim Pruzhanov joining in February 2001 to complete the line-up for recording their debut.

Although it was an independent release, their demo was enough to make them one of the most popular independent power metal bands in the UK at the time. Their song 'Valley of the Damned' was released as their debut single shortly after they changed their name permanently to DragonForce in 2002 (after finding out another power metal band already had the name ). A promotional video featuring live footage from their tour around Europe was released along with the song. The song was also a huge success on where it charted at No. 1 for 2 weeks as the most downloaded song. In 2002, the band signed to and began recording their debut album,.

Harper performed the bass tracks for the album, but left the band in 2002 because of a problem that required surgery. The title track, re-released in promotion of the album, is one of the best-known DragonForce songs to date and is a staple of their live performances to this day. The band's tour for Valley of the Damned lasted until 2004, with the tour ending in,. Sonic Firestorm and Inhuman Rampage (2004–2007) [ ] DragonForce's second studio album,, proved to be even more successful than their previous album, with the help of the album's lead single, 'Fury of the Storm'. Sonic Firestorm was the first DragonForce album to feature new bassist and drummer. When Mackintosh entered the band in 2004, they began referring to their style of music as 'extreme power metal' due to his fast and double bass rhythms. The tour was longer than the band's previous tour for Valley of the Damned, and featured many more headlining shows.

The band toured with many well-known metal bands such as and. On the album, they also added a video commentary focusing on the making of Sonic Firestorm. The band went with their third album,, which was released on 9 January 2006 after signing with.

The first song on the album, ', is perhaps their most famous song to date, and is featured on the, and, and as downloadable content for the. Former Demoniac frontman appeared as a backing vocalist for the album. In November 2005, prior to the release of the album, Lambert left the band to raise his newborn son, and the band enlisted for the remaining of the Sonic Firestorm Tour.

Leclercq later became an official member of the band in January 2006 following the release of Inhuman Rampage, and was also featured in the band's music video for their second single from the album, '. The 'Through the Fire and Flames' single later reached gold status in USA and Canada. Ultra Beatdown and world tour (2007–2009) [ ]. A brief sample of the sixth track from the album. Problems playing this file? Much of DragonForce's idiosyncratic style comes from the high-speed dual guitar sounds of and.

By playing at a high tempo within the upper registers of their instruments, their sound becomes similar to the 'bleepy' arpeggios and quick pitch-bends normally associated with, usually heard in the of. The band often pays homage to this influence in their music videos. Although the band has frequently referred to their style as, Li commented on descriptions of the band's style in an interview with: ' metal', 'extreme power metal', ' on ', ' meets '. People are always coming up with weird labels for us.' The band has sometimes been labeled as a band. Band members [ ]. Archived from on 20 November 2012.

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