Between the Worlds. In September 2002, the band broke into a tour to Brazil where they played so-called "WMetal Concerts", which was organized by Megahard Records. Back in Germany Seventh Avenue signed a contract with Massacre Records. In 2003, the album Between the Worlds, and in 2004, its follow-up Eternals were published. Bassist Geronimo left the band and Markus Beck took his place. The album Terium, their first concept album, was released on 28 March 2008 on Massacre Records and emphasizes the groups penchant for catchy choruses and memorable melodies while delivering an even heavier sound than previous releases. The band announced their dissolution on 4 September 2012, through their website. Musical style Seventh Avenue's music emphasizes classic heavy metal styles, playing a hybrid of speed and power metal. Their music typically consists of fast double bass drums, melodic and epic lead guitar melodies and double guitar harmonies, and rousing, catchy vocals. Their music seldom contains keyboards currently, the instrument was more apparent in their past works. Their music can be considered Christian metal, as it often draws its themes from the Bible. Related projects Herbie Langhans and Andi Gutjahr, along with other members, produced a tribute album in 1998 titled A Tribute to the Past under the name Treasure Seeker. The album highlighted the bands' influences including Bloodgood, Stryper, and Bride. As of 2010, Herbie Langhans was included in the project Sinbreed with members of Blind Guardian and Redkey. Discography Rainbowland (1995) Children (1995) EP Tales of Tales (1996) Southgate (1998) Goodbye (1999) EP Between the Worlds (2003) Eternals (2004) Terium (2008) References Interview with Herbie Langhans, 2004, link (German) External links Seventh Avenue at Encyclopaedia Metallum German Christian metal musical groups German power metal musical groups German heavy metal musical groups Musical groups established in 1989