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[[Masterplan]] is a [[Power Metal]] band formed by Uli Kusch and Roland Grapow in 2001 after the pair were fired from [[Helloween]] for trying to go in a [[Darker and Edgier]] direction. They recruited Jorn Lande of the then recently broken up [[ARK]] to sing for them and released their self-titled debut in 2003. At that point, while [[Children of Bodom]] keyboardist Janne "Warman" Wirman contributed during a few recording sessions, Kusch, Grapow and Lande were the only full members. When it came time to tour, they recruited keyboardist Alex Mackenrott and then-former and current ''[[Iron Savior]]'' bassist Jan-Soren Eckert, both of whom remain as permanent members to this day. With their now full line-up, they released ''Aeronautics'' in 2005.
 
However, the band had some problems in the backgroud, not long after the release of ''Aeronautics'', the band had a falling out with Lande, who cited [[Creative Differences]] for his departure, and, not too long after that, the rest of the band had another falling out with Uli Kusch, who quit for undisclosed reasons. Still, the band soldiered on and recruited vocalist [[Replacement Scrappy|Mike DiMeo]] and drummer Mike Terrana to release ''MK II'' in 2007. They also announced that they were working on a fourth album around this time.
 
Despite [[Fan Dumb]] complaints of DiMeo, things seemed steady for a while, but there were soon rumors that DiMeo was going to leave. These rumors were confirmed in January of 2009. They went on without a known vocalist until July of 2009, when it was announced that [[And the Fandom Rejoiced|Jorn Lande had rejoined.]] Their fourth album, ''Time to be King'', was released on May 21st, 2010.
 
Not to be confused with an [[Evil Plan]] or [[Oasis (band)|Oasis]]' namesake album.
 
Current Members:
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* Drums: Uli Kusch (2001-2006)
 
{{Discography:}}
* ''Masterplan'' (2003)
* ''Aeronautics'' (2005)
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* ''Time to be King'' (2010)
 
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Not to be confused with an [[Evil Plan]] or [[Oasis (band)|Oasis]]' namesake album.
 
== The band shows examples of: ==
* [[Anti-Love Song]]: "When Love Comes Close"
* [[Continuity Nod]]: The chorus from "Spirit Never Die" shows up again under the last solo in "Black In The Burn".