Angela Gossow Urach

Angela Gossow grew up in Cologne alongside three other siblings. At the age of 17, her parents separated. The company's failure brought on more financial difficulties. The bulimia, anorexia and a variety of mental illnesses caused further problems. Gossow has been very honest in her explanation of why she decided to quit ARCH Enemy's band as their vocalist. She explained, "There's a place and timing for all things." It all began back in the year 1991. I was enjoying life in the open road had diminished. Instead of feigning it I quit, I decided to stop. The band was originally fronted by Johan Liiva who was replaced by German vocalist Angela Gossow in 2000. In 1986, Australian vocalist John Farnham recorded the song "You're The Voice". It was an instant hit both in Australia and across a variety of European countries, such as Ireland and the UK. An archenemy in literature may be called arch-enemy. In the realm of fiction, it's a person who is the main character's, usually the hero's biggest and well-known adversary. Alissa Wire-Gluz (/@'liz/ (born July 31st 1985) is an Canadian female singer. She's best known for her work as lead vocalist for the Swedish metalcore group Arch Enemy, and was the original vocalist, and founding lead of Canadian metalcore band the Agonist. Every single episode of Arch Enemy commands respect for their own reasons and looking at them from the beginning, founding guitar player Michael Amott has done us an excellent favor by naming his top three songs featuring each of the three band vocalists.