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Amy Lee reveals 'Bitter Truth' behind new Evanescence LP

Author of the article: Mark Daniell Publishing date: Apr 17, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  7 minute read  •  Evanescence's Amy Lee. Photo by Nick Fancher Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content Amy Lee can already picture it in her mind. The lights go down, giving way to the dream-like synth of Artifact/ The Truth, the first song from Evanescence’s new LP, The Bitter Truth. “I keep imagining that’s how we’re going to start our show,” Lee says over Zoom. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

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EVANESCENCE After a decade EVANESCENCE have returned with a new full length, “The Bitter Pill”. What took so long? What has changed? What’s next? All these questions & more will be answered in this episode as Ozz chats it up with Amy Lee.     Evanescence is an American rock band founded in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1995 by singer and pianist Amy Lee and guitarist Ben Moody.  After recording independent albums, the band released their first full-length album,  Fallen, on Wind-up Records in 2003. On the strength of hit singles “Bring Me to Life” and “My Immortal”,  Fallen sold more than 17 million copies worldwide and helped the band win two Grammy Awards out of six nominations. A year later, Evanescence released their first live album, 

Amy Lee reveals 'Bitter Truth' behind new Evanescence LP

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Audio: AC3, 6, 384 Kbps, 16 bit Duration: 00:42:40 Tracklist: 01.What You Want 02.Going Under 03.The Other Side 04.Made of Stone 05.Lost in Paradise 06.My Heart Is Broken 07.My Immortal 08.Call Me When You're Sober 09.Your Star 10.Bring Me To Life Amy Lee (vocals, piano, keyboards) Terry Balsamo (guitar) Tim McCord (bass) Troy McLawhorn (guitar) Will Hunt (drums) NitroFlare Download from NitroFlare http://nitroflare.com/view/3216244D11E7693/Evanescence_-_Live_at_Verizon_Arena_2012_HDTV_720p.part1.rar http://nitroflare.com/view/A2F232EF9370F68/Evanescence_-_Live_at_Verizon_Arena_2012_HDTV_720p.part2.rar Share this post

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BMG Rights Management THE recording session for the new studio album began in January 2020; it was originally set for release later that year. However, the global lockdown led the band to postpone trips to the studio. This resulted in songs written and produced remotely between the band in the US and their guitarist and backing vocalist in Germany. A year into the pandemic, Evanescence released The Bitter Truth on March 26 — their first album of original material in a decade. The American rock band made their debut in 2003 with the album Fallen which spent 43 weeks on the Billboard Top 10 and sold more than 17 million copies worldwide. Their debut single, “Bring Me to Life,” won the Grammy for Best Hard Rock Performance in 2004 — the same year the band won the Grammy for Best New Artist. In their 18-year-career, the band has made five studio albums including

Evanescence's Amy Lee finds a new voice in 'The Bitter Truth' | Arts & Entertainment

Not long ago, it almost seemed like curtains for Evanescence. The Grammy-winning gothic rock band fronted by Amy Lee had seen several members cycle in and out, citing personal and creative differences. And there were a spate of lawsuits between the band, its manager and label Wind-Up Records. Then, after Lee made a jailbreak of sorts, and with a new lineup rerecorded the band’s greatest hits in a 2017 symphonic album titled “Synthesis,” came the 2018 death of Lee’s brother Robby, who had suffered from severe epilepsy. But Lee and Evanescence’s current members used the pandemic shutdowns as an opportunity to write the band’s first record in 10 years. It’s called “The Bitter Truth.”

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Print Not long ago, it almost seemed like curtains for Evanescence. The Grammy-winning gothic rock band fronted by Amy Lee had seen several members cycle in and out, citing personal and creative differences. And there were a spate of lawsuits between the band, its manager and label Wind-Up Records. Then, after Lee made a jailbreak of sorts, and with a new lineup re-recorded the band’s greatest hits in a 2017 symphonic album titled “Synthesis,” came the 2018 death of Lee’s brother Robby, who had suffered from severe epilepsy. But Lee and Evanescence’s current members used the pandemic shutdowns as an opportunity to write the band’s first record in 10 years. It’s called “The Bitter Truth.”

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About ‘The Bitter Truth’ - out March 26th via Sony The Bitter Truth is an epic, band-driven collection inspired by struggle, loss and overcoming within the (often bitter) realities of the 21st century. The band’s first original LP in ten years and since singer Amy Lee started a family, it’s a return-to-force and one hell of a rock and roll album. The new songs have already received early accolades from Elle, Billboard, SPIN, American Songwriter Metal Hammer, Metro, Kerrang, Music Week, Rock Sound and many more, and showcase the “ferocious and hymnal” (The New York Times) sound that made Evanescence a household name, as well as the drama and powerhouse vocals that made Amy Lee “one of rock’s definitive voices” (Rolling Stone).