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Davide "Dave" Moras


Member

1998-2002 Elvenking - vocals (as Damna)  
1999-2000 Elvenking - bass (as Damna)  
2004- Elvenking - vocals (as Damna)  
2009- Hell In The Club - vocals  

Guest musician

2007 SpellBlast - vocals (as Damnagoras)  
2010 Trick Or Treat - vocals (as Damnagoras)  
2010 Secret Sphere - choirs vocals  
2011 Silver Tears - vocals (as Damnagoras)  
2012 Trick Or Treat - choirs vocals (as Damnagoras)  
2013 Mägo De Oz - additional vocals (as Damnagoras)  
2016 Trick Or Treat - choirs vocals (as Damnagoras)  
2016 Derdian - vocals (as Damnagoras)  
2016-2017 Rhapsody Of Fire - choirs vocals  
2018 Trick Or Treat - vocals (as Damnagoras)  
2018 Helsótt - vocals (as Damna)  
2021 Rhapsody Of Fire - choirs vocals  
2021 Draconicon - vocals (as Damna)  
2022 Darian And Friends - vocals (as Damnagoras)  
2023 ScreaMachine - vocals (as Damna)  
2024 Perseus - additional vocals (as Damnagoras)  

Personal information

Also known as: Damnagoras
Born on: 18.08.1981

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His musical career goes back to 1996, when he started playing in a cover band, while continuing his studies in classical and electric guitar. He then entered Elvenking in 1998. With Elvenking, he recorded a demo-CD, several pre-productions and finally an album in different professional studios such as New Sin Studios and Fredman Studios. "Heathenreel" was recorded in Italy and mixed in Sweden, and was released in 2001 by the German label AFM Records. It featured 11 songs, including "Pagan Purity", "Skywards", "Seasonspeech" and others. Before and after the release of the album, the band played several gigs and even collaborated with ex-Skyclad singer, Martin Walkyier, sharing the stage while playing some Skyclad tracks together. But after all this, in 2002, problems between the singer and the band started to arise, and Damnagoras was officially out of Elvenking.

In 2003, Damnagoras started a new band called Leprechaun together with Stormlord's bass player Francesco Bucci, Raintime's drummer Enrico and singer/keyboard player Whisperwind. Leprechaun released "The Ultimate Dance", a demo-CD for record companies. In 2004, Damnagoras rejoined Elvenking and released in 2006, "The Winter Wake" (AFM-Records) album which includes songs like "The Wanderer", "The Winter Wake", and "Neverending Nights".

(Source: Wiki)