Umbra Et Imago#3 | nl

There are three bands currently sharing this name. The featured songs from the albums Running and Live @ Fnac are from the second one (portuguese Imago) 1) Imago (Philippines) is a pop rock band composed of Aia De Leon (vocals/guitars), Myrene "Maps" Academia (bass), Tim Cacho (guitars) and Zach Lucero (drums) and known for songs such as Akap, Anino, Ewan, Taralets and Sundo. Imago was formed in 1998. They wrote an album’s worth of original material which they recorded under the helm of producer and musician Bob Marlow. Their first album Probably Not But Most Definitely was released in 1999...

Umbra et imago is a gothic Dark Wave rock act formed in 1991. It was the first German band to combine a live S&M show with their onstage act. The band toured Germany during late 1997, supported by Endless, on a trek dubbed the No God And No Love tour. For an October 2004 re-recording of the track Ein Letztes Mal, cut at Mastersound Studio in Fellbach, Umbra et imago employed the Theatre Of Tragedy and Leaves' Eyes credited singer Liv Kristine as guest vocalist. Umbra Et Imago's January 2005 album Motus Animi compiled remixes by artists such as Leaves'...

There are two bands called Imago Mortis: 1) An italian Black Metal band. 2) Imago Mortis' is a brazilian band which music style, entitled Heavy-Doom-Phylosophy, is highly inspired by death and existencial philosophy. The whole concept starts from the perception that comprehending men's mortality is the key to a meaningful life. In it's music, that thematic is approached not only with a personal vision, but also with elements from philosophy, mythology, art and religion. Members are: Alex Voorhees (vocals), André Delacroix (drums), Rafael Bianzeno (guitar), Dennis Pombo (guitar), Bruno Coe (bass), Charles Souza (keyboards). .

Umbra Nihil is an obscure doomish metal act, originally from Northern Finland. Since 2000 the band has evolved into the being that produced the latest full length offering titled The Borderland Rituals (2008). The Borderland Rituals, Umbra Nihil’s second full length release, seems like a musical mongrel mostly drawing influences from slow doom flavoured metal, 70’s prog rock, Zeuhl, and maggot-infested Heavy Metal in general. In order to achieve a suitable claustrophobic sound and eerie, forbidding atmosphere the album was recorded in the inbred borderland, sullenly crafting the band's sound into a more organic and gelatinous direction. In epileptic fits...