Eternal Autumn Mariestad, Sweden
At the end of 1992, ETERNAL AUTUMN was formed. The intention of the band was to create brutal yet melodic music. After a
couple of line-up changes, a few live appearances and a handful of releases, the band decided to quit in 2001.
21st of June 2019. ETERNAL AUTUMN returned to the metal scene with an EP with four new songs. It is still death metal with a strong heavy metal influence!
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