Angela Gossow Urach

Angela Gossow, born in Cologne to Christian parents, had three sisters and brothers. She was 17 at the time her parents separated. Their business failed, adding to her financial woes. Being bulimic and anorexic contributed to her problems. When asked about her decision to step down in the role of singer for ARCH ENEMY, Gossow explained that there's a time and place for everything. The first time I began was in 1991. The joy of living out on the roads was diminishing. To avoid appearing to be a fool, I stepped down. The band was originally led by Johan Liiva, who was later substituted by German vocalist Angela Gossow. The song "You're the voice" was recorded in 1986 by Australian singer John Farnham. It became popular not just in Australia however, but also in Ireland as well as the UK. The archenemy of a person is their primary antagonist in the world of literature. In fiction, the archenemy or perhaps the most famous enemy can be a major character. Alissa Wire-Gluz (/@'liz/ (born July 31 1984) is an Canadian female singer. She's best known for her work as lead vocalist of the Swedish metalcore band Arch Enemy, and was the first vocalist to be a founding member and leader of the Canadian metalcore group The Agonist. Arch Enemy has three chapters each one with its distinct attraction. Michael Amott's original guitar Michael Amott gave us the wonderful honor of naming the three songs that he enjoys the most for each of the singers.