Die Verbannten Kinder Evas

Die verbannten Kinder Evas is an Austrian band combining the style of neoclassical dark wave music with gothic imagery. It was created by Richard Lederer (Protector) from black metal band called Summoning. Following their well-received debut album of March 1994, Die verbannten Kinder Evas returned after a two-year break with "Come Heavy Sleep." Musically speaking, the recording remained true to their original sound, perhaps becoming more complex and more classical in style. In "In Darkness Let Me Dwell," their third release, DVKE continue to make considerable use of their now trademark classical sound. Furthermore, the addition of Tania Borsky's singing talents to Richard Lederer's diverse vocal styles add color and contrast to the dark tracks typical of Die verbannten Kinder Evas, who signed to Napalm Records' Draenor Productions in 1999. Die verbannten Kinder Evas have released a CD named "Dusk And Void Became Alive" in November 2006, which features a new female singer named Christina Kroustali.