Evergrey
Evergrey is a progressive metal band founded in Gothenburg, Sweden in 1996.
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Bio
The band released their first album "The Dark Discovery" in 1998, which in contrast to their later albums, deals with several themes such as paronoia, religion, suicide and child abuse.
In 1999, the band released their second album "Solitude, Dominance, Tragedy", where they used several classical instruments, such as harps and violins.
Their third album, "In Search of Truth", was released in 2001 and deals with alien abductions. Frontman and vocalist Tom Englund was inspired to write this album after reading a novel called "Communion" by Whitley Strieber.
"Recreation Day", their fourth album released in 2003, is about personal reformation; changing who you are. It deals with fear, sorrow, mourning of people close to suicide victims and suicide itself. One of the most powerful songs on this album is "I'm Sorry", a coversong of Dilba Demirbag.
"The Inner Circle" which is their fifth album released in 2004, deals with religion, child abuse and cults. According to Tom Englund, the spoken words in the album is told by an actual person.
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Lineup
Members
- Tom S. Englund - vocals, guitar
- Henrik Danhage - guitar, backing vocals
- Rikard Zander - keyboard, backing vocals
- Jonas Ekdahl - drums
- Jari Kainulainen - bass
Former Members
- Will Chandra (1996-1998) - keyboard
- Daniel Nöjd (1996-1999) - bass, vocals
- Dan Bronell (1996-2000) - guitars
- Patrick Carlsson (1996-2003) - drums
- Sven Karlsson (1999-2001) - keyboard
- Christian Rehn (2001-2002) - keyboard
- Michael Håkansson (1999-2006) - bass
- Fredrik Larsson - (2007) bass
Discography
- The Dark Discovery - 1998
- Solitude, Dominance, Tragedy - 1999
- In Search of Truth - 2001
- Recreation Day - 2003
- The Inner Circle - 2004
- A Night to Remember CD/DVD - 2005
- Monday Morning Apocalypse - 2006
- Torn - 2008
Related GMC Lessons
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