Eternal Flame | |
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Origin | Enschede, Netherlands |
Genres | Hard rock |
Years active | 1987 | –1993
Past members | Gerrit Tijhof (vocals, keyboard) André Romita (guitars) Robert Buitink (drums, backing vocals) Harry Pünt (bass) |
Eternal Flame is a Dutch hard rock band founded in 1987 in Enschede. [1]
The band was founded in 1987 by Gerrit Tijhof (1956, Rijssen) and André Romita. [1] [2] By late 1987 the initial line up was complete, with the addition of Robert Buitink (drums) and Harry Pünt (bass). [1]
The band premiered in concert at De Wippert (Laren) in September 1988. [1]
In 1993, Harry Pünt left the band, replaced by Aldo Quattrocchi. Later that year, the band was split up. [2]
Stalingrad | |
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Demo album by Eternal Flame | |
Released | 1988 |
Recorded | September 1988 |
Genre | hard rock |
Length | 20:17 |
Eternal Flame recorded its first album, Stalingrad on 17 September and 18 September 1988 at R.D.S. Studio in Jubbega, Friesland. [3]
In 1991, the band released their second album, a split album with three other artists. Production was assisted by Gerrit Tijhof (Eternal Flame). The band released three songs on this album. Released by Metal Mustang Media in Hengelo, a label from SMN (Stichting Muziek Nieuws). [4]
They reunited in 2003 for three reunion concerts featuring their original line-up. [2]
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De Enschedese hard rock band Eternal Flame […] Gerrit "Casse" Tijhof (31) koos De Wippert voor première van zijn nieuwste band […] Andre Romita (20, guitaar), Roberto Buiting (20, drummer), Harry Punt (23, bassist)
Original demo released in 1988