After Avantasia's North American breakthrough album THE SCARECROW, the sky really is the limit for Tobias Sammets (front man for Edguy) side project! Scanning over 8K units in the US alone, THE SCARECROW brought Avantasia a ton of exposure, a lot of it brought on by the strength of the "Lost in Space." single. Now Avantasia fans new and old can get the LOST IN SPACE 1&2 with a North American exclusive bonus track featuring ex-Helloween vocalist Michael Kiske.
"Lost In Space Part 1 & 2" is a captivating double EP by the German metal opera project Avantasia, released in CD format by the renowned label Nuclear Blast. This release features an impressive blend of symphonic and power metal elements, showcasing Tobias Sammet's visionary songwriting and storytelling abilities. The tracks include powerful vocals, melodic hooks, and epic arrangements that transport listeners into fantastical realms. Both parts offer exclusive songs as well as unique versions of previously released material, making this collection essential for fans and newcomers alike.
Avantasia was founded by Edguy frontman Tobias Sammet in 1999 and has since become one of the most celebrated projects in modern rock and metal music. Known for their elaborate concept albums featuring guest appearances from legendary vocalists such as Michael Kiske (Helloween), Alice Cooper, Sharon den Adel (Within Temptation), and many more, Avantasia has achieved international acclaim with chart-topping releases like "The Metal Opera," "Ghostlights," and "Moonglow." Their ambitious live shows have graced major festivals worldwide.
Nuclear Blast is one of the leading record labels specializing in heavy metal genres globally. Established in Germany in 1987, it has played a pivotal role in promoting some of the biggest names within rock and metal scenes?such as Nightwish, Sabaton, Slayer, Epica?and continues to support innovative artists across various subgenres.
Easily my favorite metal band. If you like anything these guys have done, chances are that you'll like this. I wouldn't say that this is my favorite album, but it's definitely up there.