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| '''Epica''' is an atmospheric ] band from ], founded by guitarist/vocalist Mark Jansen after he left ]. The music itself resembles ]'s style with a combination of operatic singer and ] riffing, with sephardic ] touches. The band's current name derives from the ] album, ]. | '''Epica''' is an atmospheric ] band from ], founded by guitarist/vocalist Mark Jansen after he left ]. The music itself resembles ]'s style with a combination of operatic singer and ] riffing, with sephardic ] touches. The band's current name derives from the ] album, ]. | ||
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Epica is an atmospheric gothic metal band from Holland, founded by guitarist/vocalist Mark Jansen after he left After Forever. The music itself resembles After Forever's style with a combination of operatic singer and black metal riffing, with sephardic pipe organ touches. The band's current name derives from the Kamelot album, Epica.
Line-up
- Simone Simons - Female vocals
- Mark Jansen - Guitars, death grunts
- Ad Sluijter - Guitars
- Jeroen Simons - Drums
- Coen Janssen - Synths
- Yves Huts - Bass
Discography
- The Phantom Agony (2003)
- The Phantom Agony single (2003)
- Feint single (2004)
- Cry for the Moon single (2004)
- We Will Take You With Us (DVD, 2004)
- Consign to Oblivion (2005)
- Solitary Ground single (2005)
See also
Related genres
Similar bands
External links
- Official site
- MP3 snippers (from the Official site)