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Nightwish’s Once is the ultimate swan song of one of the most extraordinary bands to emerge from the late ’90s power metal big bang. Tarja Turunen was the true and irreplaceable cornerstone of the band, largely contributing to create that unmistakable sound now completely disappeared with her extraordinary vocal talents.
Nightwish’s Once is the ultimate swan song of one of the most extraordinary bands to emerge from the late ’90s power metal big bang.
Tarja Turunen was the true and irreplaceable cornerstone of the band, largely contributing to create that unmistakable sound now completely disappeared with her extraordinary vocal talents.
Explore Nightwish's Once to experience a powerful blend of symphonic and power metal at its peak with Tarja's unforgettable voice.
Once is a Gala evening, the opening ceremony of the Olympics in which nothing, absolutely nothing, is left to chance so that everything can work like a Swiss watch. Never would I have expected it from Nightwish, yet in 'Wish I Had An Angel,' the arrangement is just that and, more surprising, it even becomes addictive.
Once is a Gala evening, the opening ceremony of the Olympics in which nothing, absolutely nothing, is left to chance so that everything can work like a Swiss watch.
Never would I have expected it from Nightwish, yet in 'Wish I Had An Angel,' the arrangement is just that and, more surprising, it even becomes addictive.
Dive into Nightwish's Once and experience the perfect symphonic metal blend with massive riffs and unforgettable melodies.
"Once, I had a dream, and this is it..." "In short, in my opinion, the band’s masterpiece and one of the best metal albums ever."
"Once, I had a dream, and this is it..."
"In short, in my opinion, the band’s masterpiece and one of the best metal albums ever."
Listen to Nightwish's 'Once' and experience one of metal's most epic and emotional albums today!
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