The massive success that Evanescence has enjoyed so far is, in the words of co-founder and lead-singer Amy Lee, "really bizarre when you think about it. Obviously I always thought we were good enough - I love our music and I love our band - but I never thought it would happen on this scale. I look at my face on the album cover sometimes and wonder if it's really me." Indeed it is. Lee’s passionate vocals, combined with the band’s aggressive muscularity, have helped debut album Fallen sell over 12 million copies worldwide, spawning the hits 'Bring Me to Life' (# 1 in several countries), 'Going Under' and 'My Immortal'. A slew of awards have followed, including two Grammys in 2003: Best New Artist and, for 'Bring Me to Life', Best Hard Rock Performance.
The inherent drama in Evanescence’s musical approach – a kind of widescreen goth that can turn on a dime from piano-led introspection to continue to the Evanescence Biography...

Evanescence is defined as being a dissipation or disappearance like vapour. This rock duo will be doing anything but disappearing. With their first major label album Fallen, Evanescence has given the rock music industry its first breath of fresh air in a long time. In a frustrating time when clone bands like Creed, Nickelback, and Three Doors Down are topping the rock charts everywhere, an album like this is a refreshing change. Driven by the haunting vocal talent of Amy Lee and the heavy rock guitar of Ben Moody, Fallen takes the listener on a dramatic continue to the Fallen Review...