Hunter (band)
Polish heavy metal band
Hunter is a Polish heavy metal band. The band was formed in 1985 in Szczytno, Masuria.
History
1995–2002
The band recorded the first studio material in the German studio APN Neustadt Gmbh.
The debut album entitled Requiem was released in December 1995. It was a thrash/power metal with a lot of classical solos and influences.
In 2001, the Live publishing went to stores, which included nine recordings recorded during the biggest polish festival - Przystanek Woodstock '96 and additionally a studio version of the song "When I'm dying..." and music videos for "Freedom" and "Screamin 'Whispers” from the debut CD.
At the beginning of 2002, during the concert of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity in Szczytno a video was recorded for "When I'm dying ...". The song - both in audio and video version - appeared on radio and television stations, occupying #1 place continuously since the first entry on the list of video clips of the VIVA Polska station, until the end of the list's existence. Overtaking music videos of such powers as Slayer or Cradle of Filth. "When I'm dying ..." also showed the new musical face of the group.
2003–2006
The second studio album - Medeis - was released in 2003.
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