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Autumn | |
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![]() Autumn in Madrid, February 2010 | |
Background information | |
Origin | Groningen, Netherlands |
Genres | Gothic metal, alternative metal |
Years active | 1995–present |
Labels | Metal Blade, Pink/Sony Music, The Electric Co./Universal Music |
Members | Jan Grijpstra Jens van der Valk Mats van der Valk Jan Munnik Maurice van der Es Marjan Welman Ronald Landa |
Past members | Meindert Sterk Bert Ferweda Hildebrand van de Woude Menno Terpstra Welmoed Veersma Nienke de Jong Jeroen Bakker Jasper Koenders Jerome Vrielink Kevin Storm |
Website | www |
Autumn is a Dutch female fronted heavy rock band formed in 1995.
Current members
Former members
Title | Year | Label |
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When Lust Evokes the Curse | 2002 | Pink Records/Sony Music |
Summer's End | 2004 | The Electric Co./Universal Music |
My New Time | 2007 | Metal Blade Records |
Altitude | 2009 | Metal Blade Records |
Cold Comfort | 2011 | Metal Blade Records [1] |
Stacking Smoke | 2019 | Painted Bass Records |
Title | Year | Type | Label |
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Samhain | 1997 | demo | self-released |
Gallery of Reality | 2005 | single | The Electric Co./Universal Music |
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