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Magica
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乐队现任成员： \nAna Mladinovici - Vocals (Interitus Dei (Rou)) \nBogdan "Bat" Costea - Guitars (Interitus Dei (Rou), Fortuneteller) \nEmilian Burcea - Guitars (2007-) (Fortuneteller) \nValentin "IngerAlb" Zechiu - Bass (ex-Web (Rou)) \nCristi "Beavis" Barla - Drums (2003-) (Interitus Dei (Rou), Web (Rou)) \n6Fingers - Keyboards (2003-) (Phonopia) \n历史成员： \nAdrian Mihai - Drums (2002-2003) \nViorel Raileanu - Keyboards\nby Chris True\nSymphonic power\u002Fgothic melodic metal quintet Magica formed in Romania in 2002. Led by guitarist Bodan Costea, Magica released its first album, The Scroll of Stone, in 2002. Although the independent release was ill-promoted, the band earned some choice radio airplay and earned a warm reception in the press. The success of the album led to regional deals in France and South America, just in time for Magica to release album number two, Lightseeker, in 2004. This momentum was heightened with important touring support gigs with such genre stalwarts as After Forever and Nightmare. After winning more hearts and minds across Europe, the band (Ana Mladinovici -- vocals, Vali Zechiu -- bass, Cristi Barla -- drums, 6Fingers -- keyboards, and the aforementioned Costea on guitars) scored an international distribution deal, and released their third album, Hereafter, in 2007.
乐队现任成员： \nAna Mladinovici - Vocals (Interitus Dei (Rou)) \nBogdan "Bat" Costea - Guitars (Interitus Dei (Rou), Fortuneteller) \nEmilian Burcea - Guitars (2007-) (Fortuneteller) \nValentin "IngerAlb" Zechiu - Bass (ex-Web (Rou)) \nCristi "Beavis" Barla - Drums (2003-) (Interitus Dei (Rou), Web (Rou)) \n6Fingers - Keyboards (2003-) (Phonopia) \n历史成员： \nAdrian Mihai - Drums (2002-2003) \nViorel Raileanu - Keyboards\nby Chris True\nSymphonic power\u002Fgothic melodic metal quintet Magica formed in Romania in 2002. Led by guitarist Bodan Costea, Magica released its first album, The Scroll of Stone, in 2002. Although the independent release was ill-promoted, the band earned some choice radio airplay and earned a warm reception in the press. The success of the album led to regional deals in France and South America, just in time for Magica to release album number two, Lightseeker, in 2004. This momentum was heightened with important touring support gigs with such genre stalwarts as After Forever and Nightmare. After winning more hearts and minds across Europe, the band (Ana Mladinovici -- vocals, Vali Zechiu -- bass, Cristi Barla -- drums, 6Fingers -- keyboards, and the aforementioned Costea on guitars) scored an international distribution deal, and released their third album, Hereafter, in 2007.
