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Los Angeles, California, USA |
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Power Metal |
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Last update/review:
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January 18, 2015
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New Eden
New Eden's 1997 debut,
Through The Make Believe, received critical
acclaim with its distinctively 80's American power metal style,
and with the acquisition of former
Helstar vocalist James Rivera,
the future looked bright indeed.
But personality clashes within the band arose, and eventually
everyone save guitarist Horatio Colmenares left, with three of the
five ex-members forming
Destiny's End.
Colmenares eventually recruited a second
New Eden lineup, and the metal world benefited, as
as the subsequent albums by both
bands were better than
Through The Make Believe.
To date four albums have been released, all with nearly distinct
lineups surrounding Colmenares, the most recent being
Solving For X in 2012.
Current Members
Rod Arias
vocals
Horatio Colmenares
guitars
Luis Sandoval
bass
Jimmy Shultz
drums
Discography
Through The Make Believe
1997
Sentinel Steel
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- Through The Make Believe
- Nightmare
- Captive Soul
- Sepuku
- Bullet Head
- Now That You Have Gone
- Unlock The Door
- Symptoms Of Time
- Piracy
- Sunshine
- Empty Man
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Victor Vaca
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Horatio Colmenares
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Dan DeLucie
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Nardo Andi
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Brian Craig
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Obscure Master Plan
1999
Nuclear Blast
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- The Promise
- Evil Logic
- I Am
- Dance Of The Dead
- Demons Of Earth
- Epitaph
- Flicker OF Faith
- Shades Of You
- Sorrows
- Land Of Filth & Money
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Tony Devita
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Horatio Colmenares
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Oscar Gomez
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Michael O. Echeveria
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1999 Readers' Album
#79
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Stagnant Progression
2003
PnP
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- Threshold Of Tolerance
- Contemptuous World
- Advocate
- No Ill Intent
- Mortal Realizations
- For My Love
- Emptiness
- Pawn For The King
- Stagnant Progression
- Freezing My Darkside
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Rick Mythiasin
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Horatio Colmenares
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Tim Thomas
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Mike Duran
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Jimmy Shultz
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Solving For X
2012
Pure Steel
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- Anthem of Hate
- Flames for Hades
- Brainless
- The Not Self
- Unsolved Aggressions
- Life not Death
- Searching the Loss
- Crawling Erect
- Infecting the Lie
- Watcher
- Three Words
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Rod Arias
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Horatio Colmenares
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Luis Sandoval
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Jimmy Shultz
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