Mystic Prophecy

Mystic Prophecy
Origin Bad Grönenbach, Germany
Genres Power metal, speed metal, thrash metal
Years active 2000–present
Labels Nuclear Blast (2003–2005)
Massacre (2006–present)
Website www.mysticprophecy.net
Members Roberto Dimitri Liapakis (vocals)
Markus Pohl (guitar)
Evan K (Lead guitar)
Joey Roxx (bass)
Hanno Kerstan (drums)
Past members Martin Albrecht
Gus G
Dennis Ekdahl
Martin Grimm
Mathias Straub
Stefan Dittrich
Constantine
Connie Andreszka
Laki Ragazas
Tristan Maiwurm

Mystic Prophecy is a power metal band from Bad Grönenbach, Germany. Their sound is described as hard and melodic, similar to American power metal bands such as Iced Earth, due to the melodic riffing and powerful use of drumming.

History

The band was formed in 2000 by Valley's Eve bandmates R.D. Liapakis and Martin Albrecht. Gus G was recommended to them by David T. Chastain and played all guitars on the three first albums, but left in 2005 in order to spend more time on his own band Firewind. Since then the band had several changes in its line-up with singer R.D. Liapakis and guitarist Markus Pohl who has joined the band in 2005, being the only long-time members.

The band's latest line-up includes bass player Joey Roxx and drummer Hanno Kerstan. In August 2017 the band announced new guitar player Evan K.

Since 2001 the band has released 10 albums. Their 9th album "War Brigade", released in 2016 with Massacre Records was the best selling album of the band, containing some of their best known songs like 'Metal Brigade', 'The Crucifix', 'Burning Out' and 'War Panzer'.

Finally, in January 2018 the band released "Monuments Uncovered", an album containing metal covers of famus rock hits of the 70s & 80s like 'You keep me hanging on' (Kim Wilde/The Supremes), 'Shadow on the Wall' (Mike Oldfield), 'I'm Still Standing' (Elton John), 'Because The Night' (Patti Smith) etc.



Members

Current membersFormer membersTouring personnel
  • Klaus Sperling - drums (2004–2005)
  • Matt C. - drums (2009)


Timeline

Discography

References

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