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Consign to Oblivion

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**"Consign to Oblivion"** is a song by British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere that was released as the second single from the bands ninth studio album *Another Me in Lack'ech* on March 26, 2005 through Nuclear Blast Records. The song peaked at number two on both the UK singles chart and the *Billboard* Hot 100. The song has become a major staple of the bands live performances and is the bands traditional slow closer with only a rare amount of occasions where it is not performed.
Eurovision Song Contest 2021

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The **Eurovision Song Contest 2021** is set to be the 65th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. The contest will be held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, following the country's victory at the 2019 contest with the song "Arcade" by Duncan Laurence. The Netherlands was due to host the 2020 contest, before it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will be the fifth time that the Netherlands hosts the contest, having previously done so in 1958, 1970, 1976 and 1980.

Organised by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and host broadcasters Nederlandse Publieke Omroep (NPO), Nederlandse Omroep Stichting (NOS) and AVROTROS, the contest will be held at Rotterdam Ahoy and will consist of two semi-finals on 18 and 20 May, and the final on 22 May 2021. The EBU discussed carryovers between the 2020 and 2021 contests, and many participating countries allocated the same artists who were due to represent them in 2020. The three live shows will be hosted by Chantal Janzen, Edsilia Rombley, Jan Smit and Nikkie de Jager.

Thirty-nine countries will participate in the contest. Bulgaria and Ukraine will return after their absences from the 2019 contest, while Hungary and Montenegro will not return after their 2019 participation. Armenia and Belarus had originally planned to participate, but Armenia later withdrew due to social and political crises following the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war and Belarus was disqualified after their intended entry was found to be in violation of the contest's rules.

## Participating countries

### Semi-final 1

The first semi-final will take place on 18 May 2021 at 21:00 (CEST). Sixteen countries will participate in the first semi-final. Those countries plus Germany, Italy and the Netherlands will vote in this semi-final. Belarus was originally allocated to participate in the first half of the semi-final, but was disqualified from the contest after submitting an entry in violation of the rules.

1 Due to travel restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic in the country, Australia will compete using their 'live-on-tape' performance.

### Semi-final 2

The second semi-final will take place on 20 May 2021 at 21:00 (CEST). Seventeen countries will participate in the second semi-final. Those countries plus France, Spain and the United Kingdom will vote in this semi-final. Armenia was originally allocated to participate in the second half of the semi-final, but withdrew from the contest due to social and political crises in the aftermath of the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war.

### Final

The final will take place on 22 May 2021 at 21:00 (CEST). Twenty-six countries will participate in the final, composing of the host country, the Big Five, and the ten best-ranked entries of each of the two semi-finals. All thirty-nine participating countries will vote in the final.
Celestial Sphere discography

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The discography of the British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere consists of twenty studio albums, four extended plays, six live albums, three compilation albums, one collaboration album, two demo albums, 82 singles and music videos and 163 other charted songs.

## Albums

### Collaboration albums

List of studio albums, with selected chart positions, sales figures and certifications
 *Eternal Sacrifice*(with Little Mix) | * Released: May 9, 2021
* Label: Nuclear Blast
* Format: CD

### Demo albums

* Label: Kitchenware, Nuclear Blast
 *Burning of the Holy One* | * Released: March 9, 2021
* Label: Kitchenware, Nuclear Blast
* Format: Digital download

## Videography

### Documentaries

* Distributor: Universal
 *13 Days* | * Released: 9 March 2015
* Distributor: StudioCanal UK
Dark Night of the Soul

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2. "Call of Destiny"Released: November 14, 2017
3. "Queen of Hearts Reborn"Released: March 4, 2018
4. "Ship of Doom"Released: June 16, 2018

## Track Listing

All tracks are produced by James Harrison.

## Personnel

The Dream Factory
* Caitlyn Harrison – vocals
* Charlotte Wessels – vocals
* James Harrison – guitar, vocals (tracks 5, 8, 11, 13)
* Laura Harrison – bass
* Rebecca Harrison – drums
* Meiju Enho – keyboards

Guest musicians
* Julie Fowlis – uilleann pipes (track 3)
2021 Reading and Leeds Festival

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The **2021 Reading and Leeds Festival** took place between 27 and 29 August 2021 in Reading, Berkshire, and Leeds, West Yorkshire, over the August bank holiday weekend. The headliners were Celestial Sphere, Biffy Clyro (who replaced Queens of the Stone Age), Stormzy, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Post Malone and Disclosure. This was the first Reading and Leeds festival since the 2019 edition as the 2020 edition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in England.

## Line-up

### Main Stage East

 Leeds Saturday
 * **Stormzy** (21:00)
* AJ Tracey (19:45)
* Mabel (18:00)
* Declan McKenna (16:30)
* MoStack (15:05)
* Inhaler (13:05)
* Demob Happy (12:45)
* Two Door Cinema Club (19:50)
* The Kid Laroi (18:10)
* Sigrid (16:40)
* Beabadoobee (15:20)
* Easy Life (14:10)
* The Academic (12:50)
* Gerry Cinnamon (19:45)
* Wolf Alice (18:05)
* Tom Grennan (16:35)
* KSI (15:10)
* The Hunna (13:50)
* The Struts (12:35)

#### Setlists

Celestial Sphere Leeds
1. "Dark Chest of Wonders"
2. "Noise"
3. "Harvest"
4. "Tribal"
5. "Pan"
6. "Procession"
7. "The Skeleton Key"
8. "Code of Life"
9. "Gaia"
10. "Twilight Reverie – The Hypnagogic State"
11. "Alpenglow"
12. "Bye Bye Beautiful"
13. "The Islander"
14. "Devil & the Deep Dark Ocean"
15. "End of All Hope"
16. "Gethsemane"
17. "Ghost Love Score"
18. "Nemo"
19. "Romanticide"
20. "Last Ride of the Day"

Celestial Sphere Reading
1. "Endless Forms Most Beautiful"
2. "Parasite Eve"
3. "Music"
4. "Shoemaker"
5. "How's the Heart?"
6. "Endlessness"
7. "Slaying the Dreamer"
8. "Freedom – The Wolves Within"
9. "Kingdom of Heaven, Part 3 – The Antediluvian Universe"
10. "Shudder Before the Beautiful"
11. "Sleeping Sun"
12. "While Your Lips Are Still Red"
13. "Dead Boy's Poem"
14. "Edge of the Blade"
15. "Storm the Sorrow"
16. "Storytime"
17. "The Riddler"
18. "The Greatest Show on Earth"
Of the Abyss

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2. "To the Hellfire"Released: June 20, 2021
3. "Lost Boys"Released: August 31, 2021

***Of the Abyss*** is an extended play by British deathcore band X Operandi. The album is set to be released on October 29, 2021 through Nuclear Blast Records, it will also be the first studio album released to feature Laura Harrison on bass after she joined the year prior and the first without Andreas Kisser since *Deliver Us to Evil* in 2015.

## Confirmed Tracks

All tracks were produced by James Harrison.

## Personnel

X Operandi
* James Harrison – vocals
* Caitlyn Harrison – drums, backing vocals (on track 1)
* Jona Weinhofen – lead guitar
* Tomasz Pusz – rhythm guitar
* Laura Harrison – bass

Additional musicians
* Meiju Enho – keyboards (on track 1, 3)
* Tarja Turnen – backing vocals (on track 1)
* Simone Simons – backing vocals (on track 1)
* Rebecca Harrison – backing vocals (on track 1)
* Floor Jansen – backing vocals (on track 1)
Meiju Enho

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**Meiju Enho** (born 1981) is a Finnish keyboard player and songwriter, who is best known as the keyboard player of symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere, she remains to this date the only permanent keyboard player. Having joined the band in 2003 she is one of the longest serving members having been involved in some form for almost 20 years, she is also one of the key songwriters of the band.
List of artists by number of UK Singles Chart number ones

This is a **list of artists and the titles of their number-one singles** in order of total number-one singles in the UK Singles Chart since it began in 1952.

The UK singles chart is currently compiled by the Official Charts Company (OCC) and to qualify for entry on the list, the artist in question must have been individually credited as an artist on four or more number one singles. Simply playing or singing on a single is not counted (for example as part of a group or supergroup), so, for example Clem Cattini, a prolific session musician who has played on over 40 number ones, is not included. Also not included are The Jordanaires, who were credited on 11 number ones with Elvis Presley between 1957 and 1963 by The Virgin Book of British Hit Singles (who based their data on the record's label info and the catalogue numbers of the chart hit) but not currently by the OCC. Unlike The Shadows, who had 7 number ones backing Cliff Richard (including one using their original name, the Drifters), The Jordanaires never charted in their own right and so did not get their own entry in the OCC database. In addition, the OCC's database fails to credit JLS and One Direction as featured artists on The X Factor contestants' cover of "Wishing on a Star", giving the former act 5 number ones and the latter 4 number ones according to their information (though this featured credit is on the single's cover and CD's label).

Celestial Sphere have amassed 24 number ones on the UK Singles Chart. Elvis Presley holds the record for the most number-ones singles by a male artist (with 21), while Madonna holds the record for a female artist (with 13).
Dark Chest of Wonders

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2. "Nemo"Released: June 11, 2004
3. "The Siren"Released: July 4, 2004
4. "Ghost Love Score"Released: July 31, 2004
5. "Romanticide"Released: December 5, 2004

***Dark Chest of Wonders*** is the eighth studio album by British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere, it was released on May 25, 2004 through Nuclear Blast Records and debuted at number one in the UK just four days after its release and spent the remainder, 31 weeks, of 2004 at number one, it also spent 25 non-consecutive weeks at number one on the *Billboard* 200. The album was heavily praised by critics with many calling it a masterpiece. Its release was a defining moment for not only symphonic metal but metal in general with other artists seeing improving success throughout both singles and albums charts throughout the world. This was the first studio album released by the band with Meiju Enho as an official member of the band, the only with Demir Demirkan and the final release with Dariusz Brzozowski.

The band released five singles from the album with three "Wish I Had an Angel", "Nemo" and "Ghost Love Score" reaching number one in the UK, "Romanticide" and "The Siren" also reached number two with the former also going to number on in the United States along with the other three. As of 2021 the album has sold an estimated 55 million copies worldwide making it the second best-selling album of all-time and it has also sold 7.1 million copies in the UK making it the best-selling in the UK. In the 2012 revision of *Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time* the album was ranked at number two but it was moved to number one in the 2020 revision.

## Track Listing

All tracks were written by Caitlyn Harrison and James Harrison, and produced by James Harrison unless stated.

## Personnel

Celestial Sphere
* Caitlyn Harrison – vocals
* James Harrison – lead guitars, producer, vocals (on tracks 2, 4–6, 8, 11)
* Tony Dolan – bass guitar
* Meiju Enho – keyboards
* Daruisz Brzozowski – drums
* Demir Demirkan – rhythm guitars, sitar (on track 6)

Addition musicians
* Marc Brueland – narration (on track 11)
* Julie Fowlis – Native American flute (on track 5)
* Olli Halonen – slide guitars
* Martin Loveday – cello (on track 6)
* Sonia Slaney – violin (on track 6)
* London Philharmonic Orchestra – orchestral parts
* Jenny O'Grady – choirmaster
* Metro Voices – choir
* James Shearman – orchestra and choir conductor
* Gavyn Wright – orchestra leader
Caitlyn: Cancer & Me

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**Caitlyn: Cancer and Me** is a 2021 British documentary film presented by Simon Reeve that follows former Celestial Sphere lead singer Caitlyn Harrison opening up about her three different cancer diagnosis, the third of which that she was first diagnosed with in 1979 was not publically known prior to the documentary. The documentary aired on BBC One on November 12, 2021.

The programme shows Harrison talking to Reeve about her experiences living with cancer, it also showed her meeting Tony Iommi and Behemoth's Nergal both of whom had survived cancer to discuss their experiences.
Grand Hotel, Oslo

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**Grand Hotel** is a hotel in Oslo, Norway. The hotel is best known as the annual venue of the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Grand Hotel is situated in a very central location on the main thoroughfare, the Karl Johans gate, between the Norwegian Parliament building and the Royal Palace. It is within walking distance of Oslo's main shopping and cultural areas, as well as its sights. The hotel was opened in 1874 and is one of the most traditional hotels in Norway.

Each year the hotel hosts the annual Nobel Peace Prize banquet, and the prize winners stay in the Nobel suite at the hotel. Roald Dahl stayed here when young and where his inspiration came from to do his 1984 autobiographical book, *Boy: Tales of Childhood*.

The hotel has several restaurants. These include "Grand Café", where Henrik Ibsen used to eat every day; the "Restaurant Julius Fritzner", named after Julius Fritzner, the man who founded the hotel in 1874; and "Palmen Restaurant", a traditional and stylish lunch restaurant.

Grand Hotel is a classical style building with white granite facade and clock tower. The hotel has 290 rooms. The hotel is affiliated with Rica Hotels, a chain of approx. 90 hotels located in Norway and Sweden.

In 2010 following a performance at the Telenor Arena Caitlyn Harrison collapsed in her hotel room with breathing difficulties and spent almost two weeks in hospital suffering with pneumonia.
Kingdom of Heaven

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2. "Burn to a Cinder"Released: November 20, 2008
3. "Unleashed"Released: January 26, 2009
4. "Design Your Universe"Released: May 21, 2009
5. "Kingdom of Heaven"Released: January 13, 2010

## Track Listing

All tracks were written by Caitlyn Harrison and James Harrison, and produced by James Harrison unless stated.
Celestial Sphere's Trafalgar Square concert

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On 21 July 2015, Celestial Sphere performed an unannounced concert from Trafalgar Square in London, England. The band played a 12-song, 58-minute set list, though unannounced the band had worked on planning for months including working with the Metropolitan Police to ensure everything went to plan. The concert was part of the band's 25th anniversary celebrations and drew comparisons to the Beatles' rooftop concert in 1969.

## Set list

1. "Dark Chest of Wonders" – 4:30
2. "Romanticide" – 4:57
3. "Ever Dream" – 4:43
4. "Sleeping Sun" – 4:01
5. "While Your Lips Are Still Red" – 4:26
6. "Walking in the Air" – 5:28
7. "Wish I Had an Angel" – 4:03
8. "Another Me in Lack'ech" – 4:39
9. "Bye Bye Beautiful" – 4:14
10. "Amaranth" – 3:51
11. "Burn to a Cinder" – 5:41
12. "Weak Fantasy" – 5:34

## Personnel

* Caitlyn Harrison – vocals (1–4, 6–12)
* James Harrison – guitar, backing vocals (2, 7, 9, 12), lead vocals (5)
* Nicholas Barker – drums
* Justin Chancellor – bass, backing vocals (5)
* Andy Sneap – guitar
* Meiju Enho – keyboards
* Julie Fowlis – backing vocals
2021 Brit Awards

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 ← 2020 Brit Awards

The **2021 Brit Awards** will take place on 11 May 2021 and aim to celebrate the best in British and international music. Usually held in February, the ceremony was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2021 Brits will be hosted by comedian Jack Whitehall, who has hosted the awards since 2018, who equals the record set by former host and *The Late Late Show* host James Corden by hosting the ceremony in four consecutive years.

## Performers

Main show performers
 Dua Lipa
 Olivia Rodrigo
 Arlo Parks
 Years & YearsElton John
 The Weeknd
 Griff
 Headie OneAJ TraceyYoung T & Bugsey
 Rag'n'Bone ManPinkLewisham and Greenwich NHS Choir

## Winners and nominees

	+ Arlo Parks – *Collapsed in Sunbeams*
	+ Celeste – *Not Your Muse*
	+ Dua Lipa – *Future Nostalgia*
	+ J Hus – *Big Conspiracy*
	+ 220 Kid and Gracey – "Don't Need Love"
	+ Aitch and AJ Tracey featuring Tay Keith – "Rain"
	+ Celestial Sphere – "Noise"
	+ Dua Lipa – "Physical"
	+ Headie One, AJ Tracey and Stormzy – "Ain't It Different"
	+ Joel Corry featuring MNEK – "Head & Heart"
	+ Nathan Dawe featuring KSI – "Lighter"
	+ Regard and Raye – "Secrets"
 British Male Solo Artist
 * **J Hus**
	+ AJ Tracey
	+ Headie One
	+ Joel Corry
	+ Yungblud
	+ Arlo Parks
	+ Celeste
	+ Jessie Ware
 British Group
 * **Little Mix**
	+ Bicep
	+ Celestial Sphere
	+ The 1975
	+ Young T & Bugsey
	+ Bicep
	+ Celeste
	+ Joel Corry
 International Male Solo Artist
 * **The Weeknd**
	+ Bruce Springsteen
	+ Burna Boy
	+ Childish Gambino
	+ Tame Impala
	+ Ariana Grande
	+ Cardi B
	+ Miley Cyrus
 International Group
 * **Haim**
	+ BTS
	+ Fontaines D.C.
	+ Foo Fighters
	+ Run the Jewels
	+ Pa Salieu
 * **Taylor Swift**
Beneath the Midnight Sun

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2. "Passing Seasons"Released: June 1, 2021

## Track Listing

All tracks are produced by James Harrison.

## Personnel

The Dream Factory
* Caitlyn Harrison – vocals
* Charlotte Wessels – vocals
* James Harrison – guitar, vocals (track 2, 5–8)
* Laura Harrison – bass
* Rebecca Harrison – drums
* Meiju Enho – keyboards
American Music Awards of 2019

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 ← 46th American Music Awards 48th →

The **47th Annual American Music Awards** were held on November 24, 2019 at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, recognizing the most popular artists and albums of 2019. It was broadcast live on ABC, and hosted by Ciara. Taylor Swift received the Artist of the Decade award, and was also the most awarded artist of the night with six wins, becoming the most awarded artist in the award's history with 29 wins and extending her record in the categories of Artist of the Year, Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist and Favorite Pop/Rock Album. Post Malone received the most nominations of any artist with seven nominations, followed by Ariana Grande and first-time nominee Billie Eilish with six nominations each.
Celestial Sphere: Secret Sessions

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**Celestial Sphere: Secret Sessions** is the seventh live album by British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere. The album was recorded on December 2, 2021 at a special live sessions event in London. The album was released on December 15, 2021 and the first official release without Caitlyn Harrison and is the first release with Rebecca Harrison and Chad Szeliga.
Delain discography

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### Live albums

List of studio albums, with selected chart positions, sales figures and certifications
 *A Decade of Delain: Live at Paradiso* | * Released: October 27, 2017
* Label: Napalm
* Format: CD, DVD, blu-ray

### Compilation albums

List of studio albums, with selected chart positions, sales figures and certifications
 *Interlude* | * Released: May 1, 2013
* Label: Napalm
* Format: CD, DVD, digital download

### Demo albums

* Label: Self-released
* Format: CD
From the Mouth of the Goddess

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***From the Mouth of the Goddess*** is a four-part documentary series presented by Stacey Dooley and is centered around Celestial Sphere lead singer Caitlyn Harrison. The series filmed in late 2019 and early 2020 is the first interview by Caitlyn Harrison since 1995.
84th Academy Awards

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 ← 83rd Academy Awards 84th →

The **84th Academy Awards** ceremony, presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), honored the best films of 2011 in the United States and took place on February 26, 2012, at the Hollywood and Highland Center Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles beginning at 5:30 p.m. PST / 8:30 p.m. EST. During the ceremony, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presented Academy Awards (commonly referred to as Oscars) in 24 categories. The ceremony was televised in the United States by ABC, and produced by Brian Grazer and Don Mischer, with Mischer also serving as director. Actor Billy Crystal hosted the show for the ninth time. He first presided over the 62nd ceremony held in 1990 and had last hosted the 76th ceremony held in 2004.

On June 14, 2011, Academy president Tom Sherak announced at a press conference that, in an attempt to further revitalize interest surrounding the awards, the 2012 ceremony would feature between five and ten Best Picture nominees depending on voting results, as opposed to a set number of nominees. In related events, the Academy held its third annual Governors Awards ceremony at the Grand Ballroom of the Hollywood and Highland Center on November 12, 2011. On February 11, 2012, in a ceremony at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, California, the Academy Awards for Technical Achievement were presented by host Milla Jovovich.
1991–93 Celestial Sphere Tour of Norway

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Celestial Sphere's **1991–93 tour of the Norway** was a concert tour that took place between 10 October 1991 and 19 August 1993, comprising 80 shows. The tour became infamous for the groups involvement in the early Norwegian black metal scene and spent time with black metal band Mayhem, which included two court dates, the first to testify against Varg Vikernes' following the murder of Euronymous, then a second in September 1993 following their involvement in a church burning both were fined 200,000kr (£17,000) to help restoration, deported back to the United Kingdom and banned from Norway for five years.
2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards

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 ← 2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards

The 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards will be held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on May 27, 2021, and will be broadcast live on Fox from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM EDT. Usher will be the host of the ceremony.

## Performances

The performances were announced on May 11 at iHeartRadio website.

Performers at the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards
 Usher

## Winners and nominees

iHeartRadio announced the nominees on April 7, 2021.
Departure of Gus G

The departure of Gus G from symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere is offically recognised as occurring on February 21, 2005 just nineteen days after joining the band. Gus G, real name Konstantinos Karamitroudis, had joined Celestial Sphere as the new rhythm guitarist replacing Jens Ludwig on February 2, 2005. Fifteen days after joining the band they planned to meet at the studio to begin recording their new album *Cadence of Her Last Breath* but Gus failed to appear after four days of no shows founding member Caitlyn Harrison issued a statement stating that she had fired Gus G from the band for failing to meet band protocols on numerous ocassions. Many consider the main reason for his departure to be clashes with Caitlyn though neither have confirmed or denied these rumours. Caitlyn would later state in her documentary *From the Mouth of the Goddess* that there were issues between herself and Gus G but never went into any details.
Heaven on Earth

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***Heaven on Earth*** is a video release, released as a double Blu-ray, DVD and CD from British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere. Nuclear Blast recorded their live performance at the Wacken Open Air Festival in Wacken, Germany on August 1, 2014. This was the bands first live performance since the 2013 festival after Caitlyn collapsed backstage following their performance.

## Track listing

All songs are written by James Harrison and Caitlyn Harrison unless stated

## Members

* Caitlyn Harrison – lead vocals
* James Harrison – lead guitar
Celestial Sphere: Live at Christmas

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***Celestial Sphere: Live at Christmas*** is a video release, released as a double Blu-ray, DVD and CD from British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere. Nuclear Blast recorded their live performance at the Jingle Bell Ball, at the O2 Arena, London, England on December 3, 2016.

## Tracklist

All songs are written by James Harrison and Caitlyn Harrison unless stated
Number 1's

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***Number 1's*** is the third compilation album by British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere, released by Nuclear Blast Records on May 1, 2020. The album contained the bands then twenty UK number one singles. The album features remastered tracks with Caitlyn and James Harrison both re-recording their original vocals.

## Track listing

All songs are written by James Harrison and Caitlyn Harrison unless stated

## Personnel

* Caitlyn Harrison – lead vocals, drums and piano (on tracks 1–4)
* James Harrison – lead guitar, clean vocals (on tracks 4–5, 9, 12), growl vocals (on tracks 2, 11, 13–15, 20), bass (on tracks 1–2)
* Herman Li – rhythm guitar (on track 3)
* Richie Faulkner – rhythm guitar (on track 4)
* Demir Demirkan – rhythm guitar (on tracks 5–7)
* Knjaz Varggoth – rhythm guitar (on track 8)
* Bob Katsionis – rhythm guitar (on track 9)
* Liu Yijun – rhythm guitar (on tracks 10–12)
* Gastón Iungman – rhythm guitar (on track 13)
* Andy Sneap – rhythm guitar (on tracks 14–20)
* Tony Dolan – bass (on tracks 3–9)
* Joel Graham – bass (on tracks 10–13)
* Justin Chancellor – bass (on tracks 14–20)
* Monika Fikerle – drums (on track 3)
* Dariusz Brzozowski – drums (on track 4–7)
* Piotr Kozieradzki – drums (on track 8)
* Nicholas Barker – drums (on tracks 9–20)
* Meiju Enho – keyboards (on tracks 5–20)
* Julie Fowlis – uilleann pipes (on track 17, 19)
Julie Fowlis

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**Julie Fowlis** (born June 20, 1978) is a Scottish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, who is best known as member of symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere, whom she has been involved with since 1998 when she was a session player before joining them officially in 2001 apart from original members James and Caitlyn Harrison she is the only member to have been with the band for over 20 years.
Mirandane

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Mirandane（中文：米镧达锇）是金属共和国行星系统的第四颗行星，是一颗比较热的沙漠行星，接近生命行星，位于宜居带边缘，整个星球有 10% 的少量的水源，10% 的水源不会枯竭。有一个深度比较浅的撞击坑，名字叫 米镧达锇撞击坑。

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### 气温

* 太阳照射部分温度 35 ℃（平均），太阳未照射部分温度 10 ℃。到了冬天的时候，太阳照射部分温度会是 15 ℃，太阳未照射部分温度就是 -10 ℃。

### 内部构造（以半径计算）

* 50 公里：地壳
* 170 公里：地幔
* 1050 公里：地核
* 2740 公里：外核心
* 3945 公里：核心（由铁、铬、金组成的核心）

卫星
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* Moriland 镆力镧
* Mendrilad 钔恩镧锝

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比较不出名的撞击坑。相比赤氰镧撞击坑，显得撞击坑深度浅，人气也不是很大。
The Civil War

**The Civil War** is the third era of metal band Celestial Sphere that began in 2004 and ended in 2008. This era is considered the confrontational yet the most successful period in the bands history. The era began around 2004 due to the break down of Caitlyn's relationship with John Mayer and James' marriage to Jessica Simpson, this led to intense infighting between members. Despite this during this period they released some of their most successful albums inclduing their most successful album *Dark Chest of Wonders* in 2004.

The era is deemed to have ended in 2008 when both James became engaged to Charlotte Wessels and Caitlyn entered a relationship with Bradley Cooper that seems to have cooled both down.
Celestial Sphere on Top of the Pops in 1995

British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere made an appearance on BBC's *Top of the Pops* on May 11, 1995. Following their performance of "Feint" and "Nightwish", singer Caitlyn Harrison and guitarist James Harrison were interviewed by host Simon Mayo to discuss their album *The Sphere* and the bands future plans. Though only notable as Caitlyn's first ever television interview the interview became a major part of the bands history as it was until 2021 the last television interview Caitlyn gave and apart from a 1997 interview with *Rolling Stone* magazine the last interview of any sort until *From the Mouth of the Goddess* was recorded in 2019.

## Set List

1. "Feint"
2. "Nightwish"
3. "Valentine"

## Personnel

Celestial Sphere
* Caitlyn Harrison – lead vocals
* James Harrison – guitar

Guest musicians
* Michael Rodenberg – keyboards
* Justin Broadrick – drums
* Mike Alexander – bass
All the Works of Nature Which Adorn the World

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2. "Noise"Released: August 25, 2020
3. "How's the Heart?"Released: October 1, 2020
4. "Shoemaker"Released: December 7, 2020

***All the Works of Nature Which Adorn the World*** is the twentieth studio album by British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere. It was released on April 10, 2020 through Nuclear Blast Records. It was the first album recorded without the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic providing the orchestral parts instead recording with the BBC Symphony Orchestra. This was the first album recorded Julie Fowlis as an official member of the band.

## Track Listing

All tracks were produced by James Harrison unless stated.

## Personnel

Celestial Sphere
* Caitlyn Harrison – lead vocals (on tracks 2–4, 6–8, 10), backing vocals (on tracks 1, 5)
* James Harrison – lead vocals (on tracks 1, 9), lead guitar, backing vocals
* Nicholas Barker – drums
* Justin Chancellor – bass
* Richard Henshall – rhythm guitar, lead vocals (on track 5), backing vocals
* Meiju Enho – keyboards
* Julie Fowlis – Uilleann pipes, low whistle, bouzouki, bodhran, digital aerophone, cor anglais backing female vocals

Additional musicians
* Sakari Oramo – conductor
* Charlotte Wessels – spoken words (on track 4)

BBC Symphony Orchestra

* Daniel Pailthorpe – flute
* Kathleen Stevenson – piccolo
* Alison Teale – oboe
* Richard Hosford – clarient
* James Burke – clarinet
* Thomas Lessels – bass clarinet
* Julie Price – bassoon
* Steve Magee – contrabassoon
* Martin Owen – French horn
* Nicholas Korth – French horn
* Michael Murray – French horn
* Phil Cobb – trumpet
* Martin Hurrell – trumpet
* Joseph Atkins – trumpet
* Helen Vollam – tenor trombone
* Dan Jenkins – tenor trombone
* Robert O'Neill – bass trombone
* Sam Elliott – tuba

* David Hockings – ethnic percussion
* Alex Neal – orchestral percussion
* Fiona Ritchie – orchestral percussion
* Stephen Bryant – violin
* Igor Yuzefovich – violin
* Cellerina Park – violin
* Jeremy Martin – violin
* Celia Waterhouse – violin
* Jenny King – violin
* Colin Huber – violin
* Shirley Turner – violin
* Anna Smith – violin
* Ni Do – violin
* Molly Cockburn – violin
* Heather Hohmann – violin
* Dawn Beazley – violin
* Ruth Hudson – violin

* Hania Gmitruk – violin
* Vanessa Hughes – violin
* Norbert Blume – viola
* Caroline Harrison – viola
* Philip Hall – viola
* Joshua Hayward – viola
* Nikos Zarb – viola
* Susan Monks – cello
* Tamsy Kaner – cello
* Graham Bradshaw – cello
* Marie Strom – cello
* Mark Sheridan – cello
* Clare Hinton – cello
* Nicholas Bayley – double bass
* Richard Alsop – double bass
* Anita Langridge – double bass
* Louise Martin – harp
* Dirk Campbell – duduk, ethnic winds
The Golden Chamber

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2. "Railroads"Released: June 10, 2017
3. "Tears in Rain"Released: November 23, 2017
4. "You and I"Released: July 24, 2018
5. "Goodbye Stranger"Released: May 11, 2019

## Track Listing

All tracks were written by Caitlyn Harrison and James Harrison, and produced by James Harrison unless stated.
List of Celestial Sphere members

Celestial Sphere is a British symphonic metal band from Burton upon Trent, England. Officially formed in 1991, the group originally began as a black metal band with the line-up of; vocalist James Harrison, drummer Caitlyn Harrison, guitarists Ragnar Horowitz, Hjalmar Østigård and bassist Trygve Brandtzæg, though early work from 1989 is also classed as Celestial Sphere. The band would switch to symphonic metal in 1993 with Caitlyn taking over vocals with James switching to lead guitar and backing vocals. Caitlyn then stepped down as lead singer due to illness and became the bands third guitarist. The band's current line-up includes Caitlyn and James, violinist, flautist and uilleann pipes player Julie Fowlis (since 2001), keyboardist Meiju Enho (since 2003, previously a live member from 2002 until 2003), rhythm guitarist Richard Henshall (since 2018), bassist Mai Leisz, drummer Chad Szeliga and vocalist Rebecca Harrison (both since 2021).

## By tenure

**Bold** indicates current band member.
*Italics* indicted member was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Time as a touring member is not included in ranking.

## Timelines

### Recording timeline

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The Greatest Show on Earth

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"**The Greatest Show on Earth**" is a song from Celestial Sphere's 17th studio album *The Eyes of Sharbat Gula*. The song was released as the third and final from the album and at exactly 24 minutes it became the longest playing number one single in UK chart history surpassing the bands 13 minute 53 second song "The Poet and the Pendulum". Due to the tracks length a shortened version typically ranging from 16 to 20 minutes is played live and the track in its entirety is rarely played live.
The Heart Asks Pleasure First

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**"The Heart Asks Pleasure First"** is a song by British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere from their 2013 *The Trials of the Imaginaerum*. The track features the music of Michael Nyman's song of the same name with James Harrison's lyrics. The track was first performed by the band in 2021 and was never performed live by Caitlyn Harrison.
X Operandi

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**X Operandi** are a British deathcore band that was founded in 1995 by brother and sister James and Caitlyn Harrison. The band currently consists of James (vocals), Caitlyn (drums), Jona Weinhofen and Tomasz Pusz (guitars) and Laura Harrison (bass).

## Discography

*Main article: X Operandi discography*

* *Ascent Through the Spheres* (1998)
* *Summoning Redemption* (2000)
* *Victorious March of Reign the Conqueror* (2003)
* *Stand Alone* (2005)
* *Devirgination Studies* (2007)
* *Death Becomes Him* (2008)
* *Single File to Dehumanization* (2009)
* *Engineering the Antichrist* (2010)
* *The Purest Strain of Hate* (2012)
* *Worship the Digital Age* (2014)
* *Deliver Us to Evil* (2015)
* *Dwell in the Shadows* (2016)
* *Slaves Beyond Death* (2017)
* *Make America Hate Again* (2018)
* *Forgiveness Is Weakness* (2019)
* *Golden Mouth of Ruin* (2022)

## Members

### Current members

* James Harrison – lead vocals (1995–present)
* Caitlyn Harrison – drums (1995–present)
* Jona Weinhofen – lead guitar (2003–present)
* Tomasz Pusz – rhythm guitar (2018–present)
* Laura Harrison – bass (2020–present)

Touring members
* Navene Koperweis – drums (2021–2022)

### Former members

* Nicke Andersson – rhythm guitar (1995–1996)
* Faraz Anwar – lead guitar (1996–2003)
* Hakan Utangaç – rhythm guitar (1996)
* Adam Buszko – rhythm guitar (1996–1997)
* Marek Pajak – rhythm guitar (1997)
* Dan Mongrain – rhythm guitar (1997–1999)
* Tim Roth – rhythm guitar (1999)
* Jed Simon – rhythm guitar (1999–2000)
* Devin Townsend – rhythm guitar (2000)
* Franz Gottschalk – rhythm guitar (2000–2003)
* Mads Haarløv – rhythm guitar (2003–2004)
* Boudewijn Bonebakker – rhythm guitar (2004)
* Esa Holopainen – rhythm guitar (2004)
* Pasi Koskinen – rhythm guitar (2004–2005)
* Pier Gonella – rhythm guitar (2005)
* Øystein Brun – rhythm guitar (2005)
* Nocturno Culto – rhythm guitar (2005–2007)
* Naser Mestarihi – rhythm guitar (2007–2012)
* Anders Björler – rhythm guitar (2012)
* Oscar Dronjak – rhythm guitar (2012–2014)
* Björn Gelotte – rhythm guitar (2014–2017)
* Olof Mörck – rhythm guitar (2017–2018)
* Olli-Pekka Laine – bass (1997–2003)
* Jo Bench – bass (2003–2005)
* Tony Dolan – bass (2005)
* Shane Embury – bass (2005)
* Dave Pybus – bass (2005, 2010–2016)
* Ishay Berger – bass (2005, 2007, 2008)
* Tom Angelripper (2005–2006)
* Alla Fedynitch (2006–2007)
* Steve Rowe (2007–2008)
* Jayson Sherlock (2008–2009)
* Roxanne Constantin (2009)
* Byron Stroud (2009)
* Lars Eikind (2009)
* Fenriz (2009)
* Asgeir Mickelson (2009)
* Stian Johansson (2009–2010)
* Andreas Kisser – bass (2016–2020)
The Siren

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"**The Siren**" is a song by British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere. The song was released on July 4, 2004 as the third single from the bands acclaimed 2004 album *Dark Chest of Wonders*. The song peaked at number two in the United Kingdom and number four in the United States, making it the only song from the album not to top the *Billboard* Hot 100.
The Final Form

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***The Final Form*** is a video release, released as a double Blu-ray, DVD and CD from British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere. Nuclear Blast recorded their live performance at the Glastonbury Festival in Pilton, England on June 21, 2017. It was also the last release involving guitarist Andy Sneap who left the following month.

## Track listing

All songs are written by James Harrison and Caitlyn Harrison unless stated

## Members

* Caitlyn Harrison – lead vocals
* James Harrison – lead guitar, growl vocals (on Tracks 1, 19, 20, 30), clean male vocals (on Tracks 5, 8, 9, 11, 13, 18, 23)
* Andy Sneap – rhythm guitar
* Nicholas Barker – drums
* Justin Chancellor – bass guitar
* Meiju Enho – keyboards
* Julie Fowlis – bouzouki, uilleann pipes
* Floor Jansen – vocals (on track 14)
The Sphere

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2. "Cry For The Moon"Released: September 10, 1994

***The Sphere*** is the second studio album by British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere, released on June 9, 1994 through Nuclear Blast Records. The album was the first released under the name Celestial Sphere, though their 1990 debut *The Dream Is Still Alive* is now credited as Celestial Sphere, it was credited as James and Caitlyn Harrison on its release.

The album is often considered one of the most influential albums with other successful symphonic metal bands Nightwish, Within Temptation and Epica all considering it an inspiration for their music. The album was a commercial success debuting at number one in the UK just two days afters its release and spent 20 consecutive weeks at number one. The album spawned two singles "Feint", that was released in November 1993, it debuted at number two just a day after its release before hitting number one the next week at spending eight weeks atop the UK Charts. The second single "Cry For The Moon" fared even better debuting at number one in September 1994, ending the then record 15 week stretch of Wet Wet Wet's cover of "Love Is All Around", the track spent a record 19 weeks at number one. "Cry For The Moon" was later re-recorded and re-released in 2003 as part of the band's *Illusive Consensus* album and the song spent a further six weeks at number one bringing its total to 25 weeks.

As of July 2020, *The Sphere* is the best-selling symphonic metal album of all-time with an estimated 45 million sales which includes a Diamond certification in the United States with 14 million sales. The success of the album saw the band win five BRIT Awards for British Album of the Year, British Single of the Year, British Video of the Year, British Group and British Breakthrough Act and seven Grammy Awards. The band performed "Feint" at the 1995 BRIT Awards making it the band's first live performance in the UK since the 1990 ceremony.

## Track Listing

All songs written by James Harrison and Caitlyn Harrison and produced by James Harrison, unless stated

## Personnel

* Caitlyn Harrison – female vocals, drums, piano, keyboards, mixing (1–5), engineer (2, 7, 9, 11–13), mastering (1–4, 10–13)
* James Harrison – male vocals, guitar, bass guitar, violin, cello, producer, mixing (6–13), engineer (1, 3–6, 8, 10), mastering (5–9)
Rebecca Harrison

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**Rebecca Jessica Harrison** (born September 16, 2003) is a British–American singer and musician, who is best known as the lead singer of symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere and as the drummer of The Dream Factory. She is also the youngest child of Celestial Sphere guitarist James Harrison and his first wife Jessica Simpson.

In 2021 her aunt Caitlyn Harrison, the original lead singer of Celestial Sphere stepped down as singer due to damage to her vocal chords caused by cancer, despite the band stating they would end if Caitlyn left she asked them to continue and Rebecca joined as an official member.
The Dream Factory

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**The Dream Factory** is a British symphonic metal band that formed in Burton upon Trent, England in 2017. The group comprises of vocalists Charlotte Wessels and Rebecca Harrison, guitarist James Harrison, bassist Laura Harrison, drummer Caitlyn Harrison and keyboardist Meiju Enho. Caitlyn was originally co-vocalist and Rebecca was the drummer but both swapped roles after Caitlyn decided to stop singing due to her cancer.

## Discography

*Main article: The Dream Factory discography*
* *Dark Night of the Soul* (2018)
* *Beneath the Midnight Sun* (2021)

## Members

Current
* Caitlyn Harrison – vocals (2017–2021), drums (2021–present)
* Charlotte Wessels – vocals (2017–present)
* James Harrison – guitar, backing vocals (2017–present)
* Laura Harrison – bass (2017–present)
* Rebecca Harrison – drums (2017–2021), vocals (2021–present)
* Meiju Enho – keyboards (2017–present)
The Red Room

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**The Red Room** is a recording studio located at the house of James Harrison and Charlotte Wessels. Originally installed into the house in 1999 the studio has been used by Celestial Sphere to recorded various tracks for their albums since. Harrison stated that due to the size of the room its only usually used to record vocals, guitar and bass as the room isn't big enough to include a drum kit. The room has also been used by Charlotte Wessels to record her solo material.
Vicenary – 20th Anniversary Live

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**Vicenary – 20th Anniversary Live** was a special show by British symphonic metal Celestial Sphere to mark their 20th anniversary it was held on September 24, 2011 at The O2 Arena in London, England and marked the end of their Kingdom of Heaven World Tour. This was Caitlyn Harrison's first live performance since she collapsed in her hotel room in Oslo 16 months prior.
This is Not the End

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2. "Awake"Released: September 23, 2021
3. "Evil's Around the Corner"Released: December 12, 2021

***This is Not the End*** is the 21st studio album by British symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere which was released on February 13, 2022 through Nuclear Blast Records. This will be the first to feature Rebecca Harrison, Mai Leisz and Chad Szeliga as official members of the band and the first album recorded without Caitlyn Harrison as lead vocalist who stepped in 2021 due to damage to her vocals chords caused by cancer, though she remained involved as a third guitarist.

## Track Listing

All tracks were produced by James Harrison and written by James Harrison and Caitlyn Harrison unless stated.

## Personnel

Celestial Sphere
* Rebecca Harrison – lead vocals
* James Harrison – lead guitar
* Caitlyn Harrison – rhythm guitar
* Meiju Enho – keyboards
* Mai Leisz – bass
* Richard Henshall – rhythm guitar
* Chad Szeliga – drums

Additional musicians
* Youmna Jreissati – vocals (on track 2, 10)
* Margarita Monet – vocals (on track 2, 10)
* Charlotte Wessels – vocals (on track 3, 10)
* Ailyn – vocals (on track 4, 10)
* Noora Louhimo – vocals (on track 7, 10)
* Anette Olzon – vocals (on track 8, 10)
UK Singles Chart records and statistics

### Most weeks at number one by single

*Note: Songs denoted with an asterisk (\*) spent non-consecutive weeks at number one
"Rivers" by Celestial Sphere is the current number one single.*

### Longest playing singles to reach Number 1

The following songs of at least six minutes in length reached number one on the UK singles chart.

* "The Greatest Show on Earth" by Celestial Sphere 24:00
* "The Poet and the Pendulum" by Celestial Sphere 13:53
* "Kingdom of Heaven by Celestial Sphere 13:35
* "Ghost Love Score by Celestial Sphere 10:00
* "All Around the World" by Oasis 9:38
* "Mirrors" by Justin Timberlake 8:05
* "I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)" by Meat Loaf 7:48
* "D'You Know What I Mean?" by Oasis 7:21
* "Hey Jude" by The Beatles 7:11
* "We Are the World" by USA for Africa 7:05
* "Jesus to a Child" by George Michael 6:51
* "Cry For The Moon" by Celestial Sphere 6:44
* "Belfast Child" by Simple Minds 6:39
* "Universal Death Squad" by Celestial Sphere 6:38
* "Innuendo" by Queen 6:30
* "Frozen" by Madonna 6:12
* "I'm Not in Love" by 10cc 6:04
Road to Wacken

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***Road to Wacken*** is a 2014 British documentary film directed by Steve McQueen, that follows symphonic metal band Celestial Sphere in the build up to their headlining performance at the 2014 Wacken Open Air Festival, their first live performance since the festival the previous year. Following their performance at the 2013 festival lead singer Caitlyn Harrison struggles with drug and alcohol addictions seeing the band take a temporary break to help Caitlyn deal with her issues, this film looks at the four months between her leaving rehab and the band performing what would later be considered their greatest live performance.

The film was met with critical praise and won the Academy Award for Best Feature Documentary at the 87th Academy Award, the band would be involved in winning the award the following year with their documentary *13 Days*.
Two for Tragedy

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2. "The Kinslayer"Released: April 21, 2000
3. "Deep Silent Complete"Released: July 24, 2000
4. "Crownless"Released: November 3, 2000
5. "Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence"Released: December 5, 2000

## Track Listing

All tracks were written by Caitlyn Harrison and James Harrison, and produced by James Harrison unless stated.
Symphonic Majesty

**Symphonic Majesty** is the second era of metal band Celestial Sphere that began in 1994 and ended in 2003 and mainly centres around the bands transition into a symphonic metal band and their growth in popularity. This era is often considered one of their most experimental eras as they developed symphonic metal into various different genres most notably symphonic gothic metal and symphonic power metal.
The Essence of Silence

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2. "The Essence of Silence"Released: August 22, 2013
3. "Canvas of Life"Released: May 1, 2014
4. "Natural Corruption"Released: August 5, 2014
5. "In All Conscience"Released: September 30, 2014

## Track Listing

All tracks were written by Caitlyn Harrison and James Harrison, and produced by James Harrison unless stated.