Hate, their first mini demo (2000) and Schwarzer Engel (2001) were determining its special music style.
In December 2003 Forever Slave started to record Resurrection, a dark opera about Elizabeth Bathory's life.
In this year the band participated in some festivals.
In Spring 2005, FOREVER SLAVE signed an international deal with Armageddon Music (Germany). The band recordered their debut album ( Alice's Inferno ) between May and June 2005, which it was produced by Lars Ratz. This album became top 9 in metal French Underclass sales, top 27 in Tipo's Sales (Spain) and it was album of the Month in Metal Hammer (Spain)
During 2005-2007 Forever Slave played in important festivals: Wacken Open Air Fest (Germany), Metal Female Voices Fest (Belgium), Rock Stars Festival (Spain) and they shared scenery with bands like Amon Amarth, Die Apokalyptischen Reiter, Arch Enemy, Battlelore, Carnivore, Celtic Frost, Children of Bodom, The Dogma, Ektomorf, Emperor, Fear Factory, Finntroll, Gamma Ray, In Extremo, Korpiklaani, Michael Schenker Group, Ministry, Morbid Angel, Motörhead, Mystic Circle, Nevermore, Opeth, Primal Fear, The Scorpions, Six Feet Under, Soilwork, Soulfly, Subway To Sally, Victory, Whitesnake, Wintersun,... and gothic metal bands with female singers, per exemple: Tristania, Xandria, Midnattsol, Visions of Atlantis, Theatre of Vampires, Naio Saion,...
Forever Slave recorded their second album in May-August 2007. The title of this album is Tales of Bad Girls and it was released in April 2008 in Europe by Wacken Records/SPV. The promotion of this album was supported with an European tour with Kamelot and Firewind.
Tales for Bad Girls will be released on 7th October 2008 in USA by SPV USA
In October of 2009, Sergio and Lady Angellyca start composing new songs. This new album will be released in 2011. Lady Darkness (ex-Keyboard player and backing vocals of Forever Slave between 2001 and 2002) collaborates with some lyrics.
After some months working together the band announce the new line-up. Sento (Drums) and Azrhael (bass) have played in bands of extreme metal and their influences give a powerful touch to the new and old songs of Forever Slave.
Line-up:
Sergio Valath (aka Servalath): Guitar
Lady Angellyca: Singer
Azrhael: Bass Player
Sento: Drummer
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Gasoline
Forever Slave Lyrics
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when they found a dead-end.
Just they try to say,
when there is no way.
In you they can't trust,
when your advices were lies.
In things they can't touch,
Just see her eyes,...
Should they just forget,
keeping close till their farewell?
Should they feel the fear,
when their chance is far away?
Just they could give up
when the pressure came up
They burn, gasoline.
They cry, tragedy,
when their old heaven is dead
They feel, gasoline.
They trust,...
Memories,...
Where's their heaven now?
In you, they can't trust,
when your advice was a lie.
In things, they can't touch,
keeping close till their end
Just she had a way,
when they found a dead-end.
Just they try to say,...
when there is no way.
Just see her eyes,...
when their freedom died
Chorus
1'5 Chorus
The lyrics to Forever Slave's song Gasoline can be interpreted in a number of different ways, but one possible interpretation is that it is about the danger of trusting in someone or something too much, to the point where you become trapped and unable to escape. The opening lines suggest that there may be situations where people feel stuck, with no apparent way out, and yet they continue to believe in someone or something that has already betrayed them. The lyrics then shift to asking whether it is better to forget and move on, or to keep clinging to what is left, even if it is ultimately damaging. The repeated references to gasoline suggest a sense of being consumed or destroyed by something dangerous or combustible.
The second half of the song continues in this vein, with references to memories of a lost "heaven" or idealized past, and the continued struggle to trust despite past betrayals. The haunting final line, "when their freedom died," adds a new layer of meaning to the lyrics, suggesting that the repeated attempts to trust and cling to what is familiar ultimately result in a loss of personal agency and control.
Overall, Gasoline can be seen as a cautionary tale about the dangers of putting too much faith in others, and the profound consequences that can result from such misplaced trust.
Line by Line Meaning
Just she had a way, when they found a dead-end.
She had a skill to find a way out when they reached a point of no return.
Just they try to say, when there is no way.
They try to speak even when they know nobody is listening or there is no solution.
In you they can't trust, when your advices were lies.
They don't trust you anymore because your advice turned out to be false.
In things they can't touch, keeping close till their death
They cling to things that they can't hold or feel in a physical sense, even until they die.
Should they just forget, keeping close till their farewell?
Is it better to forget and let go of things or to keep them close until the end?
Should they feel the fear, when their chance is far away?
Is it right to feel the fear when the opportunity is too far out of reach?
Just they could give up when the pressure came up
They were almost giving up and losing hope when things became too much to handle.
They burn, gasoline.
They are burning with desire or passion.
They cry, tragedy, when their old heaven is dead
They weep for the loss of their old life and what they considered their paradise.
They feel, gasoline.
They feel a strong force propelling them forward like burning gasoline.
They trust,... Memories,... Where's their heaven now?
They used to trust in memories, but now they have lost their paradise.
Just she had a way, when they found a dead-end.
She had a skill to find a way out when they reached a point of no return.
Just they try to say, when there is no way.
They try to speak even when they know nobody is listening or there is no solution.
Just see her eyes,... when their freedom died
They realized that their freedom was gone when they looked into her eyes.
Chorus
The repeating section of the song that summarizes the main emotions and message.
1'5 Chorus
A shortened repeat of the chorus, emphasizing its importance.
Contributed by Kennedy F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.