Fall Of Serenity

Fall of Serenity is a German metal band from Jena, Thuringia, formed in 1998. The band emerged from the remnants of an earlier group called Contrition. Initially, they continued to perform under the name Contrition until 1999. Fall of Serenity is known for their blend of metalcore and melodic death metal. Their discography includes albums such as "Bloodred Salvation" (2006), "Royal Killing" (2004), and "The Crossfire." The band's recent work includes songs like "Open Wide, O Hell," "Chaos Reign," and "Darkness, I Command," which showcase their heavy and aggressive sound.

The band's lineup has evolved over the years, with current members including Eik Halle on bass, Werner Riedl on drums, Eddy Langner and Ferdinand Rewicki on guitars, and John Gahlert on vocals. Fall of Serenity has managed to carve out a niche in the metal scene with their distinctive sound, which often incorporates elements of black metal alongside melodic death metal. Despite being part of a crowded genre, they have maintained a loyal fan base and continue to produce music that resonates with metal enthusiasts.