EverEve "Seasons"

The band's name was suggested by Thorsten "Havoc" Weißenberger and is taken from J.R.R. Tolkien's "Middle-earth" lore, where Ever-eve or Evereven is a poetic name of the Aman region.

The band was founded by Tom Sedochenko (vocals), Stephan Kiefer (guitar), Thorsten Weissenberger (guitar), Stefan Müller (bass), Marc Werner (drums) and Michael Zeissl (keyboard).

Seasons is their first album, released in 1996

Track list:

1. Prologue: The Bride Wears Black 05:28
2. A New Winter 04:48
3. The Phoenix / Spring 05:59
4. The Dancer / Under a Summer Sky 08:24
5. Twilight 01:04
6. Autumn Leaves 07:18
7. Untergehen und Auferstehen 06:54
8. To Learn Silent Oblivion 03:08
9. A Winternight Depression 09:03
10. Epilogue 03:02

Total time:  55:08

Recording information:

Recorded and produced at Impuls Studio, Hamburg in August 1996.

Mastered at Central Sound Studios, Hamburg.

Compilation Appearances:

- "Autumn Leaves" on Death ...is Just the Beginning (Nuclear Blast, 1996)

- "The Bride Wears Black" on Metal Explosion Vol. 3 (Adipocere, 1996)

- "The Bride Wears Black" on 10 Years Nuclear Blast (Nuclear Blast, 1997)

- "The Bride Wears Black" on Beauty in Darkness, Vol. 2 (Nuclear Blast, 1997)

- "...on Lucid Wings" on Call of the Dark, Vol. 2 (Nuclear Blast, 1998)

- "Salvation" on Beauty in Darkness, Vol. 3 (Nuclear Blast, 1998)

- "Martyrium" on Classica II (Hyperium, 1998)

- "The Downfall" on Twilight of the Gods, Vol. 2: The Gothic Metal Collection (Credo, 1998)

- "Misery's Dawn" on In a Gothic Spirit (PolyGram, 2001)

- "Abraza la luz" on Nachtwelten (Terra Zone, 2003)

- "This Heart" on Dark Flowers, Volume 1 (Massacre Records, 2004)

- "Cold" on Our Voices: A Tribute to The Cure (2004)

- "House of the Rising Sun" on Cover It Up, Volume 2 (Nuclear Blast, 2005)

EverEve appeared for the first time on a split album by the band Parracide . With another demo tape, they signed a contract with Nuclear Blast , where they debuted with the album Seasons 1997.