The project of Mandragora Scream - dark-gothic-rock band - takes shape in 1997 from an idea of the band's lead singer Morgan Lacroix. In 1999 Morgan cuts a demo CD with four tracks, titled "PromoTrack99" at the New Sin studios in Italy.

In 2000, Morgan is introduced to singer, guitarist and composer Terry Horn. The result of this magical artistic union is the debut album "Fairy Tales From Hell's Caves", distributed in 2001 by German independent label Nuclear Blast/Capiranha Records.

Fairy Tales is definitely a concept album: a trip throughout the Dantean Hell, tormented by passion, anguish and insanity, where the character of Virgil is surprisingly replaced by an unusual bewitching vampire fairy.

In 2002 Mandragora Scream release their second album "A Whisper of Dew", distributed by Nuclear Blast. Once again a concept album, centered on the enthralling vampire story purposely written for the band by Julio Angel Olivares Merino, horror-gothic literature writer and " English Philosophy " Teacher at the Spanish "Universidad de Jaen". Drawing inspiration from this tale, Morgan has composed the entire album lyrics.

The two projects end up selling over 24.000 records on the whole and are received with stunning appraisal words from the critics, winning the consent of the greatest rock magazines worldwide.

In 2006 the third album called "Madhouse" was released. In 2007 the band released the DVD "Dragonfly" and a single "Jeanne d'Arc"

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