After satisfying most of their wildest progressive metal aspirations with 2004's intricately conceptual Invisible Circles, Holland's After Forever took the virtually opposite route with their 2005 follow-up, Remagine, which, true to its title (and as indicated by the distraction-free front cover band photo, highlighting striking singer Floor Jansen), produced some of the most commercial and straightforward songwriting of the band's career. Of course, the group still couldn't resist kicking things off with a one of those token, instrumental intro snippets, and pac… read more
After satisfying most of their wildest progressive metal aspirations with 2004's intricately conceptual Invisible Circles, Holland's After … read more
After satisfying most of their wildest progressive metal aspirations with 2004's intricately conceptual Invisible Circles, Holland's After Forever took the virtually opposite r… read more
There are multiple artists using this name. 1. After Forever (Netherlands) Dutch metal band that was previously named Apocalypse when they were first formed in 1995. They can be described as a symphonic metal band with influences from classical music, doom metal, gothic metal, power metal and progressive metal. After Forever uses mixed vocal styles, consisting of death grunts (Sander Gommans), soprano vocals (Floor Jansen) and occasionally clean male vocals (Bas Maas). The band consists of Floor Jansen (vocals), Sander Gommans (guitar, guttural voices), Bas Maas (guitars), Luuk van… read more
There are multiple artists using this name. 1. After Forever (Netherlands) Dutch metal band that was previously named Apocalypse when they were first formed in 1995. They can be described a… read more
There are multiple artists using this name. 1. After Forever (Netherlands) Dutch metal band that was previously named Apocalypse when they were first formed in 1995. They can be described as a symphonic metal band with influences from … read more