Lost Horizon (band)

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Origin	Gothenburg
Country	Sweden
Years active	1990-1994 1999-present
Genres	Power Metal
Labels	none
Members	Wojtek Lisicki Martin Furängen Christian Nyquist Attila Publik
Website(s)	Lost Horizon

Lost Horizon are a power/progressive metal band from Gothenburg, Sweden. They went under the name Highlander from 1990 until 1994 (with Joacim Cans on vocals and other future Hammerfall members) before the band was put on hold. Reformed in the late nineties, briefly under the same name, before changing it to Lost Horizon. The band is Swedish but Wojtek Lisicki is from Poland.

Contrary to popular rumors, Lost Horizon is not currently "on hold". The band slowed down a bit while writing new material during the search for a new singer, but they are still actively working on the next album. However, there is no current date for this new material to appear.

1 Philosophy
2 Band members
- 2.1 Official former members
3 Discography
4 See also
5 External links

[edit] Philosophy

The band have an existentialist philosophical message for all of their listeners. They believe fully in the power of free will, and the complete denial of fate. They believe in motivating and helping people harmed by self doubt, and fear. This message is reflected in almost all of their songs. They are also strongly against the use of illicit substances.

[edit] Band members

Transcendental Protagonist (Wojtek Lisicki) - Guitars (Luciferion, Against The Plagues)
Cosmic Antagonist (Martin Furängen) - Bass (Luciferion)
Preternatural Transmogrifyer (Christian Nyquist) - Drums
Perspicacious Protector (Attila Publik) - Keyboards

[edit] Official former members

Etherial Mangnanimus (Daniel Heiman) - Vocals (ex-Fierce Conviction, ex-Crystal Eyes, ex-Destiny (Swe), Heed)
Equilibrian Epicurius (Fredrik Olsson) - Guitars (ex-Destiny (Swe), Heed)