Eva Pölzing

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Eva Pölzing
Origin	Germany
Instruments	singing
Associated acts	Blutengel

Eva Pölzing or Poelzing is a German singer who is best known as the former female vocalist for Blutengel.

Music career[]

Pölzing joined that band early 2002 to replace and stayed the better part of 3 almost 4 years. Her first release with Blutengel was Angel Dust. She sang on three tracks; "Angel of the Night", "Wonderland" and "Keine Ewigkeit" (with and ).

In the Demon Kiss album, she sang the following tracks: "Angels of the Dark", "Silent Tears (For You)", "In the Distance", "Senseless Life", "Go to Hell?" and "Falscher Stolz". In 2005, after the release of the DVD "Live Lines" Eva decided to leave the band for personal reasons and mostly because the lack of time because she was working on her education and it conflicted with tour schedules, Eva has been replaced by the former singer, Ulrike Goldmann. Her last concert was at the 2005 Amphi Festival in . Since 2007, she joined F.O.D as a session singer and then became a full-time member of the band known for her live rendition of Blutengel "Seelenschmerz" (originally sang by ) which was her primary crowd pleaser onward from 2003 while still a member of Blutengel, as well as appearing on stage and album works with other bands such as Battle Scream and with much positive feedback.

Discography[]

With F.O.D[]

• 2008: Synthesizer TanzMusik – Album
• 2010: Maschinentanz – Album

With Blutengel[]

• 2002: Angel Dust – Album
• 2002: Angel Dust Limited Box Edition – Album
• 2002: Fear Section Vol.1: "Blutengel - Weg Zu Mir (Schicksalsversion 2002)" – Compilation track
• 2004: No Eternity – Single
• 2004: Demon Kiss – Album
• 2004: Demon Kiss Limited Box Edition – Album
• 2005: Live Lines – DVD

Guest appearances[]

• 2004: : Sin Machine – Album

→ Vocals on "Bad Karma" and "Sweet Dust"

• 2007: : Stalker – Album

→ Vocals on "Dying Love"

External links[]

• (in German) Blutengel's Official website

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