Elvellon  debut album  "Until Dawn" out now

Elvellon debut album "Until Dawn" out now

The wait is finally over and today sees the long awaited release of "Until Dawn", the debut album of German Symphonic-Metal-Newcomers ELVELLON via Reaper Entertainment Europe. Order your physical copy of "Until Dawn" here: www.reapermusic.de/elvellon

The band is also pleased to release the fourth track-by-track trailer on YouTube. Check it out and get more information about the story of the songs "Shore To Aeon", "Born From Hope" and "Dreamcatcher"

The band states:

"We are really looking forward to peoples reaction to the new song which is very untypical for ELVELLON.

With the new lyric-video to "The Puppeteer" we hopefully can fire you up!

The song started with an basic riff idea that developed in its own way. In a very early stage it was already clear how this song will develop musically and thematically.

The story the song tells is about suffering and the final descent of an human life that slowly passes away to an empty shell.

This is how the symbol of the puppeteer enacts the remaining years of this poor soul as an show full of mockery and hopelessness. Eventually the puppetshow ends only when the "puppeteer" decides to. The rhythm of the play is damned to fade away and only ends with finally cutting the strings.

Only one thing is left to say..."Enjoy the show!"

"Until Dawn" tracklisting:

1. Spellbound

2. Oraculum

3. Silence From The Deep

4. The Puppeteer

5. Fallen Into A Dream

6. Of Winds And Sand

7. King Of Thieves

8. Until Dawn

9. Dead-End Alley

10. Shore To Aeon

11. Born From Hope

12. Dreamcatcher

The amazing cover artwork was done by artist Dominus (Pandemonium Art: http://www.pandemoniumart.net)

More about ELVELLON:

Bombastic Symphonic Metal made in Germany: Elvellon are about to take the world by storm!

As a result, renowned national magazines such as Orkus and Sonic Seducer took notice of the highly promising youngsters early on, while German Metal Hammer magazine even dubbed them “heroes of tomorrow”. Through their first online singles Oraculum (2013) and Born From Hope (2015) – which was accompanied by a masterfully crafted video clip by Mirko Witzki (Any Given Day, Caliban, Deadlock) that almost reached one million views on YouTube within the first year – the band proved that all premature praise had been well-deserved. The 2015 release of their self-produced 5-track EP “Spellbound” marked the first milestone of their career that sent critics from all over Europe into rapture. Live on stage, the synergy of Elvellon's powerfully performed soundscapes and vocalist Nele's angelic voice always strikes home, too, with the result of a variety of celebrated festival gigs over the recent past, including a show at prestigious German M'era Luna Festival

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