Man behind LENORAS SAPŅI is audio visual artist Arturs Berzinsh (a.k.a. Christian).

Arturs began his musical activity in 1998 with a metal band „Angel’s Tears”. The first publicly issued single was called „In The Circle Of Black Fire” - included in metal music compilation „Beneath The Gravestone Vol. 1”. In 1999 synths and programming gradually emerged in between vocals and guitars and in 2000 the project came forward with a new single „Heresy” („Nine Inch Nails” cover version) Between 2002-2004 during one-man-band period, Arturs recorded new singles – “Funeral For My Baby”, “Lauskas”, “Your Light” and shot videos for these singles. Afterwards he recorded 3 EPs – “Your Light”, “Pelni” and “Lenore’s Dreams”. In the beginning of 2005 an experimental song “Zem Sarkanam Debesim”.

In 2005 Arturs decided to rename the project as “Diadema” - and moved further on in gothic industrial and e.b.m. direction with additives of industrial rock and metal designating the outcome as „decaDance rock”. In collaboration with "Neglectad Fields" guitarists Herman and Sergej, they recorded several tracks and shot several videos. After years of silence in 2006 Arturs resumed his musical activities under another project name.

LENORAS SAPŅI (Lenore's Dreams) is a harsher continuation of Arturs' musical idiom that has now evolved into a dark electronic fusion of aggrotech and rhythmic noise designated as 'biopunk'. The project  name has been inspired from E. A. Poe's poem, character Lenore - "the queenliest dead that ever died so young."  The musical material in has in fact been mutated and redeveloped out of his above listed sonic heritage, some even way back from 1999. As for  the beginnings of the project, according to the author, it has been arround  for years, however as his private audio exploration that has been named and disintered only recently due a multi-artist poetic audio visual project 'Neona Varti' which Arturs participated in with his own videos and music in 2004, for the first time giving this necromantic denomination to his output.