The 2001 album "Fassade" saw Lacrimosa continue their exploration of orchestral gothic metal, featuring a more polished production and a blend of German and English lyrics. The album marked a significant point in their career, demonstrating their established sound with complex arrangements and Tilo Wolff's distinctive vocals.
- "Fassade" was released on October 1, 2001, by the Hall of Sermon GmbH label.
- The album features a blend of German and English lyrics, a common characteristic of Lacrimosa's work.
- The production of "Fassade" was handled by Tilo Wolff himself, showcasing his control over the band's sonic direction.
Lacrimosa is a gothic metal band founded in Germany in 1990 by Tilo Wolff. The band is known for its melancholic and symphonic sound, often incorporating classical elements and dark lyrical themes. In 2001, Lacrimosa stood at a commercial peak, following the success of their previous album "Elodia."
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