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DARK SARAH: Lyric Video For New Song 'Aquarium' Feat. DELAIN's CHARLOTTE WESSELS

October 18, 2016

The cinematic metal band DARK SARAH will release its new album, "The Puzzle", on November 18 in Europe and North America through Inner Wound Recordings.

The lyric video for "The Puzzle" song "Aquarium", featuring a guest appearance by DELAIN singer Charlotte Wessels, can be seen below.

DARK SARAH is a music project by Finnish metal band AMBERIAN DAWN's former vocalist Heidi Parviainen. During the years with AMBERIAN DAWN, she released four studio albums and did several European tours. After parting ways with AMBERIAN DAWN in late 2012, she started to build up her solo career and formed DARK SARAH.

The debut album, titled "Behind The Black Veil", was released in May 2015 and led you through the psychological adventure of Sarah, who was hovering between her two personalities and changed to her evil side persona, Dark Sarah.

"The Puzzle" is a concept album and it continues the story from "Behind The Black Veil". "The Puzzle" tells a story of Dark Sarah who has been send to an island where the banished souls live. To get off the island, she needs to solve the puzzle and find three keys.

DARK SARAH's music combines metal, film music and theatrical elements.

On "The Puzzle" album, Dark Sarah's thoughts are best depicted in the dialogues (duets) with the guests:

Fate: Manuela Kraller (ex-XANDRIA)
Evil Siren Mermaid: Charlotte Wessels (DELAIN)
Dragon: JP Leppäluoto (CHARON, NORTHERN KINGS)

"The Puzzle" track listing:

01. Breath
02. Island In The Mist
03. Little Men
04. Ash Grove
05. For The Birds
06. Deep And Deeper
07. Dance With The Dragon (feat. JP Leppäluoto)
08. Cliffhanger
09. Aquarium (feat. Charlotte Wessels)
10. Rain (feat. Manuela Kraller)

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