In My Dreams

Blinded

My Last Farewell

Taken from the new album 'A Farewell To Nothing - The Diary Part I' released on 7 October 2011


End Of The Line

Inmoria was formed in April 2008 by the former Tad Morose drummer Dan Eriksson. Dan had been away from the music scene for about 10 years when he suddenly felt the need to start writing music again.

At first, Dan played all the instruments himself but he soon realized that what he needed was a full line-up. He got in touch with his long time friend Christer ‘Krunt’ Andersson, guitarist in Tad Morose, and asked him to listen to some of the songs that he had written. Christer liked what he heard and Dan asked him if he was interested in joining the project, and he was.

Peter Morén (Tad Morose) was asked by ‘Krunt’ to join the project on drums; they then brought in Tommi Karppanen (Tad Morose) on bass. Discussions about a singer took place and they soon asked Charles ‘Chulle’ Rytkönen (Morgana Lefay) to come and try out some vocals. The result was exceptional and he was asked to join the project – Inmoria’s line-up was now finally complete.

All that remained was a name for the band… Dan is a great fan of the film ‘Lord Of The Rings’ and he started to analyze the movies. When he heard the actors talking about the dwarfs mine ‘Moria’ he knew that that would be a perfect name. He then added ‘In’ and the circle was complete. The atmospheres in the mines in the movies are dark and brooding, and this is a reflection of Inmoria’s music.

The response to the tracks on the band’s MySpace website was phenomenal and Inmoria signed a deal with German based record company Massacre Records.  The debut album ‘Invisible Wounds’ hit the world on 26 July 2009.  The reviews for ‘Invisible Wounds’ have been phenomenal, some calling it ‘One of the best albums of the decade’.

In May 2010, Charles left the band due to personal reasons.  The replacement was found in Artillery lead singer Sören Nico Adamsen and a new chapter began.  However, after recording the new album Soren left the band due to personal reasons.  A replacement was found fairly quickly – in the form of Ronny Hemlin (Steel Attack).  Inmoria’s second album ‘A Farewell To Nothing – The Diary Part I’ was released October 7th 2011 on Rock It Up/IceWarrior Records (Germany) and Metalbox Recordings (UK), taking the band one step further in the metal scene.  The story will continue… 




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