2019
September 21st | Electrowerks, London, UK – with Nytt Land and Seidrblot. Send us your name(s) for reduced price entry.
2018
March 10th | Porta Nigra festival, Belgium
October 12th | Goth City Festival, Leeds, UK – with Inkubus Sukkubus and Dyonisis
2017
September 1st | Black Rose Ball, York, UK – with Kirk Brandon and Irfan – photos
2016
September 4th | Nocturnal Culture Night (NCN) festival, Leipzig, Germany – photos
2015
September 11th | The Sebright Arms, London, UK – with Mishaped Pearls – photos
2014
February 16th | The Lexington, London UK – with Daemonia Nymphe and Jo Quail – photos
May 4th | The Garage, London, UK – with Rosa Crvx and Jo Quail – photos
December 13th | Rakvere, Estonia – Darkland Fire V festival – photos
2011
April 24th | Lotto Mons Expo, Mons, Belgium – Trolls et Légendes Festival – photos
June 26th | Purple Turtle, London, UK – with Inkubus Sukkubus, In Isolation and Last July
September 3rd | Villa Aganoor Pompilj, Monte del Lago, Italy – Villa Festival – photos
2010
May 23rd | Schauspielhaus, Leipzig, Germany – Wave Gotik Treffen – photos
July 17th | Expo, Waregem, Belgium – Waregem Gothic Festival – photos
August 15th | Tivoli De Helling, Utrecht, Holland – Summer Darkness festival | photos
December 11th | Kulturhaus, Bucharest, Romania – Dark Bombastic Evening II festival
2004
April 9th | Marco Polo Club, Budapest, Hungary
September 18th | Le Botanique, Brussels, Belgium – with In My Rosary
2003
April 11th | Red Rose Club, London, UK – with Allerseelen, While Angels Watch, and Solanas – Solanas
June 29th | The Hobbit, Southampton, UK – with RazorBladeKisses
July 6th | The Verge, London, UK – with Misnomer and RazorBladeKisses
2002
January 27th | Antwerp, Belgium – Eurorock Indoors Festival
June 1st | Camden Underworld, London, UK – with Waterglass and Firefly
June 8th | Mercat, Birmingham, UK – with Waterglass
July 7th | Dublin Castle, London, UK – with Naevus and Misnomer
October 12th | Camden Underworld, London, UK – with Sex Gang Children, Altered States, and Ghost of Lemora
November 29th | Upstairs at the Garage, London, UK – ‘Promise of Sacrifice’ album launch
2001
April 13th | Hobgoblin, Brighton, UK – with Psychophile and Deadstar Brides
May 5th | Camden Underworld, London, UK – with Sorrow and Mantra
July 1st | Dublin Castle, London, UK – with Naevus and Cauda Pavonis
November 18th | Dublin Castle, London, UK – plus supports
Live reviews
Inkubus Sukkubus, Seventh Harmonic, Last July, In Isolation | Purple Turtle, London – 26th June 2011
Seventh Harmonic are a pretty big draw tonight, especially as it had been ten years or so since they last played in the UK. The group feature, amongst others, Caroline Jago of Sol Invictus and Ann-Mari Thim of Arcana, which should give you a strong indication that they’re a rather special project. Playing tracks from the past as well as from the brand new album ‘Garden Of Dilmun’, they were incredibly interesting both aurally and visually.
With a projector beaming images behind them it was a bit of an overload to the senses. We had both Ann-Mari’s rafter-hitting operatic vocals to contend with as well as the violin clamour of Eilish McCracken, along with various percussive instruments that were either softly slapped or militantly banged. The music itself could be both mellow and soothing or strident and very much in the face. Some found the vocals too much, and to be fair, they were epic and there was no escaping them anywhere in the venue. It was the sort of performance that would have been better suited to somewhere like The RFH rather than a small North London club, but even here the PA coped admirably making songs such as ‘Bidding Grief Farewell’ sparkle. Finishing with a flourish, ‘Equianimi’ gave a delirious Middle Eastern twist, it wasn’t just the heat that had us momentarily transported to the Saharan desert. An enchanting performance.
Dominion Magazine
Waregem Gothic Festival | Expo, Waregem, Belgium – 17th July 2010
The second day at the Gothic Festival 2010 started quiet and calm with Seventh Harmonic, a nice way to start a festival day. Supported by some visuals on the video screen, the Swedish-British five-piece created a beautiful, haunting atmosphere. Focus of the music and the stage presence is singer Ann-Mari Thim, and indeed her performance was more than convincing. Her voice, apparently classically trained, is pretty strong and rich. The rest of the band left a good as impression as well, although they had to rely on pre-recorded backings for the more orchestral parts of the songs. But who could afford to bring a full orchestra for such a gig? Anyway, Seventh Harmonic gave us a relaxed and lovely start of the festival day, and although I’m sure that many people weren’t familiar with Seventh Harmonic their performance was pretty well received. And later in the day we would see vocalist Ann-Mari Thim again on stage as a member of Arcana! | photos
Rating – Music: 9 | Performance: 8 | Sound: 8 | Light: 7 | Total: 8.3/10
Reflections of Darkness | reflectionsofdarkness.com
A very good show; Seventh Harmonic’s terrific ethereal wave was an ideal beginning for a long concert day! Caroline played the bass as if it was a violin or a cello in some songs, which was very original. The percussionist (not an ordinary drummer) was really impressive. Of course Ann-Mari Thim is a great singer, as we know from Arcana. And the wonderful harp sounds of Keltia made it a dreamy experience. | photos
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