Angela Gossow Urach

Angela Gossow grew up in Cologne alongside three other siblings. She was 17 when her parents separated. Her parents' business also failed, adding to her financial troubles. The financial problems of her family were made worse by her anorexia and bulimia. Gossow was very straightforward regarding her decision to quit ARCH Enemy's band as their vocalist. She stated, "There's a place and the right time for everything." My career began in 1991. I had lost the excitement of being a professional in the open road. So I decided to step down instead of acting like. The original frontman of the group Johan Liiva was replaced in 2000 by German singer Angela Gossow. In 1986, Australian musician John Farnham recorded the song "You're The Voice". It was immediately popular in Australia and across a variety of European nations, including Ireland and the UK. The archenemy is someone's main adversary in fiction. In fiction, it's a protagonist who's antagonist's (usually a hero) most well-known enemy. Alissa Wire-Gluz (/@'liz/ (born July 31st 1985) is the name of a Canadian female singer. Most famous for her role as the lead singer in the Swedish metalcore band Arch Enemy, and was the founding vocalist and original lead of Canadian metalcore group The Agonist. Every section of Arch Enemy commands respect for their own reasons and looking back at all of them, the band's founding guitarist Michael Amott has done us quite the favor in naming his top three songs featuring each of the three band vocalists.