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EndlessNight
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When the Hunger Descends
EndlessNight is a metal band which explores in a lot of genres to express their own way to play their music. It takes elements from Gothic Metal, Doom Metal, Black Metal, and even Death Metal in some of their songs, to give a nice variety in their music, but always keeping the escence of what EndlessNight is.
His first studio work titled "The Largest Night in Paradise" was recorded in Haven inc. studios, and produced by Diego Acevedo. It's tracks show the variety of sounds that EndlessNight can bring to a large public, trying to break the frontiers using only one thing: Metal!!!
Now EndlessNight is promoted in 7 radio stations and programs, in 5 nations around the world!!! Including Mexico, France, Greece, Germany, and off course, Colombia.
His first studio work titled "The Largest Night in Paradise" was recorded in Haven inc. studios, and produced by Diego Acevedo. It's tracks show the variety of sounds that EndlessNight can bring to a large public, trying to break the frontiers using only one thing: Metal!!!
Now EndlessNight is promoted in 7 radio stations and programs, in 5 nations around the world!!! Including Mexico, France, Greece, Germany, and off course, Colombia.
Why this name?
"Endless Night" is the name of one of the most brilliant works (in our conception) from William Blake.
Do you play live?
Playing Live is very special for us, we try to give the public some different things, from what they've heard in our studio work, so we try to keep always variety in all our live shows.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Internet is a great tool for the industry, it lets you show your work to people all around the world, and get some good feedback of what you do.
But everything works fine only if it is used properly, by artists, companies and customers.
But everything works fine only if it is used properly, by artists, companies and customers.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
If the oportunity comes one day, we'll surely think about it. There are so much things the major labels can give to an artist, so it would be a great chance, and a great experience.
Meanwhile, we're working our way as an independent band, using all the ways we can (such as internet, of course) to show our work to the world.
Meanwhile, we're working our way as an independent band, using all the ways we can (such as internet, of course) to show our work to the world.
Your influences?
Dissection, Cradle of Filth, Dimmu Borgir, Graveworm, The Sins Of Thy Beloved, Theatre Of Tragedy, Epica, Therion, Moonspell, Death, Hypocrisy, Metallica, beside many other great bands.
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