Trees Of Eternity | en

There are eleven bands by the name of Eternity. Argentina (2) USA (2) Spain (1) Finland (1) Italy (1) Norway (1) Greece (1) Germany (1) Slovenia (1) ----- Eternity(Deu) originally formed in 1994. Their lyrical themes include, but may not be limited to: death, destruction, mass-murder, and violence. They have released 2 known demos in 1995 and 1997, respectively; and 4 split EPs between 1997 and 2003. Their debut full-length album "...and the Gruesome returns with every Night" was released in August of 2004 (W.T.C. Productions); a vinyl version was released by Blut & Eisen Prod. In October of 2004,...

Trees of Eternity came into being when Juha Raivio (Swallow the Sun) and Sweden based singer Aleah got together in the latter part of 2008 to work on a song for the upcoming STS album. The plan was to to feature Aleah’s vocals on part of a song already prepared by Juha, but when they instead began to experiment with a vocal line Aleah had written for the occasion the session quickly headed off in a new direction and the project took on a life on its own. Since then several more songs have been written and roughly produced, but...

Neon Trees is an alternative rock/new wave band which formed in Provo, Utah in 2005, with origins in Southern California. Formed initially by neighbors Tyler Glenn (lead vocals/keyboards) and Chris Allen (guitars), the band made its first home in Provo, eventually adding Branden Campbell (bass) and Elaine Bradley (drums/vocals) to the lineup. In 2010, the band's single "Animal" peaked at #1 on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart. Although a well known band in Provo, the band didn't receive nationwide exposure until late 2008 when they were chosen as openers for several of The Killers' North American tour dates. Not long...

There are two bands with the name Screaming Trees: 1. Screaming Trees were a grunge band formed in Ellensburg, Washington in 1985. Their sound was a mix of 60's psychedelia and punk rock, and even though they were critically acclaimed by many (and rather succesful in the 1990s_ they never achieved the superstardom of their 'grunge' peers. Following the Dust Tour, Screaming Trees took another hiatus and after a June 25th 2000 concert to celebrate the opening Seattle's Experience Music Project, the group unsurprisingly announced their official breakup. One of their earliest performances was in Ellensburg where they opened for...