Angela Gossow Urach

Angela Gossow had three younger siblings and she was born in Cologne. Her parents divorced when she was 17. Their business failed, adding the financial burden. Anorexia, bulimia and other mental disorders contributed to the problems. Gossow spoke very openly in her explanation of why she decided to quit the band ARCH Enemy, as their lead singer. She said, "There's a place and timing for all things." The year 1991 was the year I started my professional career. Simply, I lost the enjoyment of doing all this while living an active lifestyle. So, to not appear as if I had a break, I decided to quit. The band was originally fronted by Johan Liiva who was replaced by German singer Angela Gossow in 2000. The track You're the Voice was written during the year 1986, by Australian singer John Farnham. It became an instant hit, not just in Australia however, but also in Ireland as well as the UK. An archenemy in literature (sometimes called arch-enemy) or archenemesis can be described as the primary enemy of a person. In fiction an archenemy, or perhaps the most famous enemy is often a main character. Alissa Wire-Gluz (/@'liz/ (born July 31 1985) is the name of a Canadian female singer. She's best known for her role as the lead singer in the Swedish metalcore group Arch Enemy, and was the original vocalist, and founding lead of Canadian metalcore band the Agonist. Arch Enemy is a band worthy of respect.