Artist's albums
Life Is Worth The Pain (Re-recorded version)
2018 · single
Can’t Hide Away
2018 · single
Stages
2018 · album
Anger
2018 · single
Rooms of Revelation
2010 · album
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Biography
Dreyelands is a melodic progressive metal band from Hungary. Their debut album ‘Rooms Of Revelation’ showcases the band’s versatile attitude for music being a tasty mixture of the metallic and the melodic side of progressive and power metal, combined with a touch of 80s AOR/hard rock music. In 2002, long time band-mates Andras Adam Horvath (After Crying, At Night I Fly, HAVASI) and Gergely Springer (At Night I Fly) decided to form a progressive metal band, later joined by drummer Omar Gassama (2002), and singer Nikola Mijic (2005) of Alogia and Eden’s Curse. After recording a demo in 2003 Dreyelands recorded their first release, a promotional EP titled ‘Can’t Hide Away’ . (Released in 2007) The EP received great feedback from not only Hungarian but also international press. During 2007 the band finished the songwriting for the debut album ‘Rooms of Revelation’. The band offered up a new fresh, yet classic sound in the melodic progressive metal genre and ‘Rooms Of Revelation’ opened its doors to the public on April 17, 2010 (Released by Lion Music) They won ‘Best Debut Album 2010’ and got two further nominations on 6th Hang-Súly – Hungarian Metal Awards. Dreyelands opened for Queensryche, Fates Warning and Adrenaline Mob on their recent show in Budapest, Hungary and for Leprous in Belgrade, Serbia. After a few years hiatus, the group came back with a new keyboard player Zsolt Kovago and recorded and set to release their next album under their own label in 2018 spring.<br>