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As part of 1990s Dutch rockers After Forever, Mark Jansen helped mix scorching
guitar licks and deathly vocal growls with soaring operatic opulence and
dramatic prog-rock fantasies. The band became leading exponents of symphonic
metal, but Jansen wanted to further explore the idea of melding classical music
with heavy rock and left in 2002 to form Epica in Reuver. He recruited his then
girlfriend Simone Simons as the band's front woman and their debut album, 2003’s
The Phantom Agony, used a choir and a string section to create a huge,
bombastic, orchestral sound. With Simons' sou...
Cry For The Moon (The Embrace That Smothers, Pt. 4)Epica
UnleashedEpica
Never EnoughEpica
Storm the SorrowEpica
Kingdom of Heaven Prt. 3 - The Antediluvian Universe -Epica
Wake the WorldEpica, Tommy Karevik and Phil Lanzon
Cry For The Moon (The Embrace That Smothers, Pt. 4)Epica
The Phantom Agony
6:46
UnleashedEpica
Design Your Universe
5:48
Never EnoughEpica
The Divine Conspiracy
4:49
Storm the SorrowEpica
Requiem for the Indifferent
5:42
Kingdom of Heaven Prt. 3 - The Antediluvian Universe -Epica
13:24
Wake the WorldEpica, Tommy Karevik and Phil Lanzon
The Alchemy Project
6:11
