Ever wanted to look like Amy Lee on the album cover of Fallen? Well, now you can! Evanescence have unveiled an official Fallen filter on TikTok to celebrate the album's 20th anniversary.
Taking to the app to share her own updated version of the artwork, Amy Lee joked: “20 years baby! And I STILL don’t have a nose! Let’s see you try” while posing and recreating her look from back in the day. The filter arrives along with the updated anniversary album itself. It features remastered audio along with B-sides, unreleased demos, live recordings, and a slight amendment to the original album cover.
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“20 years later, this album has never meant more," Lee said in an accompanying foreword that comes with the physical edition of the album. "Fallen has been the soundtrack to first loves, epic heartbreak, self-realisation, wedding days, last goodbyes, friendships, and countless other moments in so many lives… not to mention my own. I am forever humbled and grateful to be a part of it.”
You can stream/order the full 20th anniversary edition of Fallen here. Additionally, a super deluxe box set of the record is set to arrive on February 23, 2024. You can order that exclusively on Evanescence's website.
See Amy Lee use the Fallen TikTok filter below.
@evanescence 20 years baby! And I STILL don’t have a nose! Lets see you try 📸 #fallen #fallen20th #doyoufeeloldyet #rockmetal ♬ Going Under - Remastered 2023 - Evanescence
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Article Image: Evanescence lead singer Amy Lee belts into a microphone at a 2012 concert. (arp via DepositPhotos.)
