Leah Randi Discography of CDs

Leah Randi albums As fans are well aware, Delerium began their career recording strictly instrumental music in a highly atmospheric, soundscape vein. That musical penchant hasn't changed, but over the years the duo has utilized ever more vocalists to further enhance its sound, culminating in Nuages du Monde. ...

Leah Randi songs Recording information: British Grove Studios, London; Surplus Sound, Los Angeles. Personnel: Emerson Swinford (guitar); Jamie Muhoberac (keyboards); Leah Randi (bass guitar, background vocals); Rhys Fulber (programming). Audio Mixer: Rhys Fulber.

Leah Randi discography Contains 2 hidden tracks. Personnel: Chris Poland (guitar); John Skipp, Carol McArthur, Leah Randi (vocals); Robertino Pagliari, Dave Randi (bass guitar); Mark Poland, Koko Bermejo, David Eagle (drums). Personnel: Chris Poland (guitar); John Skipp, Carol McArthur (vocals); Dave Randi, Robertino Pagliari (bass); Mark Poland, Koko Bermejo, David Eagle (drums).

Leah Randi albums Standard version of the gothic rock/electronica act's 2004 album. Guns. Recording information: Principal Studios, Senden, Germany; Woodbinestreet Studio, Leamington Spa, UK. Photographers: Thorsten Eichhorst; Wolfgang Voglhuber. Personnel: Thomas Rainer (vocals, keyboards, programming); Sonja Kraushofer (vocals); Ashley Dayour (guitar, E-bow); Henning Rümenapp (guitar, bass guitar); Matt Howden (violin, viola); Liz Hanks, Semay Wu (cello); Chris Elliott ...

Leah Randi CD discography In the scope of Paradise Lost's career, their eponymous release from 2005 represented the act of Hell freezing over, for it witnessed these founders of the British doom movement finally deigning to revive the sonic blueprint that made them famous in the first place, nearly a decade after seemingly abandoning it forever. ...

Leah Randi music CDs Three years after an impressive debut, Rhys Fulber shows his solo project wasn't a one-shot deal nor a lucky stab at reinvention. Extraordinary Ways is similar to Conjure One, in that it's lush and majestic ambient pop. The difference this time around is more in the recording process and Fulber's inspirations. With ...

Leah Randi CD discography Front Line Assembly's last album, Epitaph, received decent reviews in the press, but it split the fan base. Some felt it was merely the continued development of the band, some felt it was limp and incorporated too much of Delirium's sound (the band's successful off-shoot). With original member Rhys Fulber coming back to the group, the stage is set for a return to form. Civilization returns to the band's classic sound here and there, but it just as often turns to Delirium-style ...