"Bringing The Darkness To The Light" with CK Smile of Chaoseum скачать в хорошем качестве

"Bringing The Darkness To The Light" with CK Smile of Chaoseum

CHAOSEUM is a Swiss Nu-metal / Metalcore band formed 2018 in Lausanne. Their first album “First Step To Hell” contains 11 songs and was released in September of the same year. In February 2019, CHAOSEUM joined Soulfly for a US tour. Upon their return, a limited-edition live album was recorded at a band’s concert with ELUVEITIE. It was released under the name "Live In Hell - Les Docks Lausanne 2019". In September of 2019, the band joined TARJA (Ex-NIGHTWISH) for a tour in Russia: "Raw Russian Tour 2019". Representing the Xvive brand, CHAOSEUM went to Los Angeles to perform at the NAMM "the largest music trade show". There, the band also took the opportunity to play at the legendary Whisky a Go Go. On September 25, 2020, CHAOSEUM released its 2nd studio album "Second Life". Track "Smile Again" reached over 13 million views on Youtube. In June 2021, during COVID-19, the band worked on an acoustic album "Second Skin" as well as on 2 music videos which achieved great success. A year after, in June 2022, CHAOSEUM performed at the "Out in the Green" festival in Frauenfeld (CH) together with Eluveitie, Five Finger Death Punch, Sabaton and Metallica ! Few months after, in September, the band flew to the US headlining the "Arctic Chaos Tour". Their third studio album « The Third Eye » was released in November 2022. In February 2024, the group welcomed Kevin Sink on guitar and Finn Broker on bass to complete the core lineup consisting of CK Smile on vocals, Valery Veings on guitar, and Greg Turini on drums. This lineup quickly performed on stage during the "The Eye On Tour" in May 2024. In September 2024, Chaoseum joined, once again, Tarja Turunen and for the first time Marko Hietala for the "Living The Dream Together" tour! Their fourth studio album «Life 4 Sale» was released in September 2025. The band is currently preparing concerts to promote the release of this upcoming record. Photo credit Stephanie Harnish