Evereve
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Biography
Evereve, a German synthpop group originating from Lörrach, was formed in 1993. The group initially consisted of Tom Sedotschenko on vocals, Stephan Kiefer and Thorsten Weissenberger on guitars, Stefan Müller on bass, Marc Werner on drums, and Michael Zeissl on keyboards. Their first appearance was on a split album with Parracide, leading to a demo deal with Nuclear Blast. Evereve released their debut album, Seasons, in 1997, followed by the semi-concept album Stormbirds in 1998. Tragedy struck when lead singer Tom Sedotschenko left the band and subsequently passed away. Benjamin Richter took over vocals for the album Regret (1999). In 2000, Marc Werner was replaced by Martin Claas on drums, and Michael Zeissl took over vocal duties for E-Mania. The group continued with several lineup changes, releasing albums such as .Enetics in 2003 and Tried & Failed in 2005. The band released the compilation album, Origins, in 2016 through GS Productions.
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- Epilogue
- A Winternight Depression
- To Learn Silent Oblivion
- Dies Irae (Grave New World)
- Untergehen und Auferstehen
- Where No Shadows Fall
- Autumn Leaves
- The Eclipse Of The Seventh Sun
- Twilight
- Passion And Demise
- (The Dancer) Under A Summer Sky
- Redemption
- (The Phoenix) Spring
- House of the Rising Sun
- A New Winter
- Fall Into Oblivion
- Escape
- Prologue: The Bride Wears Black
- Kolyma
- Fields Of Ashes
- Misery's Dawn
- Stormbirds
- Dedications
- Spleen
