Die Verbannten Kinder Evas

Austrian neoclassical/darkwave music project led by Richard Lederer, noted in the review as performing with soprano Christina Kroustali (who replaced mezzo-soprano Tania Borsky). The project produces medieval-inspired, melancholic compositions with orchestral/synth arrangements.

Richard Lederer is known for his work in other Austrian dark music projects (mentioned in reviews and public sources). The music is characterized by soprano-led vocals, synth/orchestral arrangements and a neoclassical darkwave aesthetics.

The review praises the duo's neoclassical, medieval-inspired arrangements and especially Christina Kroustali's soprano. Richard Lederer's orchestral/synth arrangements and the duo's vocal interplay are highlighted. The music is described as solemn, elegiac and melancholic, requiring repeated listens to reveal subtleties. Comparisons are made to Dargaard, Dark Sanctuary and similar acts.

For:Fans of neoclassical darkwave, gothic and medieval-inspired music; listeners who value soprano-led melancholic arrangements.