Lord Of The Lost

Lord Of The Lost, formed in Hamburg in 2007 around singer and songwriter Chris Harms, moves between dark rock and gothic metal, with industrial, electronic and sometimes pop influences. What began as a solo project developed into a steady line-up featuring Harms, guitarist Pi Stoffers, bassist Class Grenayde, multi-instrumentalist Gared Dirge and drummer Niklas Kahl. On 9 April 2026 the band will play at Melkweg in Amsterdam.

Since their debut Fears (2010) they have built a catalogue in which heavy guitars, deep vocals and melodic choruses come together: Antagony, Die Tomorrow and From the Flame into the Fire. With Swan Songs they explored slower, orchestral reworkings; this was followed by the more conceptual albums Empyrean, Thornstar and Judas. With Blood & Glitter (2022) their sound acquired a glam- and synth-oriented edge; the title track represented Germany on the Eurovision stage in 2023.

On stage the band switches between massive riffs and atmospheric passages, leaving room for electronics and sing‑along hooks. Their set links recent material with older tracks, from the rougher early years to the cinematic approach of Swan Songs, with dark tones that remain melodic and immediate.