Phantom Vision is the greatest dreamworld.
The parallel world from where we bring our musical beings, the infinite dimension where the sight is poetry and the movements
are eternal trips of indescribable emotions, untiring eddies of feelings.
Once you were there, you will never want to return...
( Pedro Morcego )
The shows offer really different moments, where magic takes us into a journey through dreams of sonic hallucination, among dark
paths of deep relations, strange odours, sweat and intensity, or escaping, drifting in an electric and mechanized world, from the
rays of light and speed that fall on neon cities.
In concert, the sounds are in fact intense and profound, inevitably captivating for all those who seek the difference and absorb it
and aspire to it in a context of a free, unlimited and dreaming cultural universe.
DREAMERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE !!!
Since the beginning, in May 2000, Phantom Vision played Hundred of shows and shared the stage with many bands such as
The Mission, Covenant, Ataraxia, Sanguis et Cinis, Bloody Dead and Sexy, This Morn’ Omina, etc, etc …
Phantom Vision Songs are played everyday In Clubs and Radios around the world.
Discography
- Nocturnal Frequencies - 2001 - Nightbreed Recordings
- Traces of Solitude - 2003 - Cop International
- Calling the Fiends - 2004 - Cop International
- Instinct - 2006 - Cop International
Compilations
- Dark Awakening 2 - 2001 - Cop International
- thisobidience: these guys gone out! - 2002 - This.co
- Orkus Clubhits 5 - 2003 - Orkus Magazine
- Rock Sound Vol. 7 - 2003 - Rock Sound Magazine
- Divergências.com - 2004 - Independent Records
- The Best of Radio Free Abattoir - 2004 - SlagHuis Inc.
Relevancies
March 2005 – The song “Ancient Dream” from the third album was included on a compilation from the North American radio station - “Free Abattoir” (From Miami Beach – Florida).
March 2005 – The song “The Darkest Skies” from the second album was used by Paramount Pictures as part of the Soundtrack for a new North American TV release - “Navy – NCIS” on episode number 13.
July 2004 - The german magazine - Zillo magazine - responsible for the well known festival – Zillo Festival - considered ""Calling the Fiends"" (Phantom Vision's third album) as the album of the month.
June 2004 – “Calling the Fiends”, third album, released by Cop International.
May 2004 - Non Official web site inaugurated by the russian fans - www.phantomvision.com.ru
February 2004 – The video clip of “Strange Attraction” from the third album was recorded.
April 2003 – “Traces of Solitude”, second album, released by Cop International.
September 2002 – The band signed a contract with Cop International, a German / North American independent label.
May 2002 – The song “Archfiend” from the first album was included in the German compilation “Dark Awakening II” released by the independent German / North American label - Cop International.
May 2001 – The band was forbidden to play as support for the band Sisters of Mercy at Porto’s Coliseum, in a show integrated on the Super Bock Super Rock Festival. Andrew Eldritch, vocalist of the British band, refused the support band’s show because of aesthetic reasons and letting his new surprising phobia of the dark reveals. No Mercy For The Sisters !!!
December 2000 – Nocturnal Frequencies (First album released by the independent British label - Nightbreed recordings) – 15th Position on the German Alternative Charts (DAC).
June 2000 – Participation in the International Hall of Dreams Festival at Porto (Portugal).