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| Having never heard Epica before I was very very lustfully impressed. "Wow!" doesn't even begin to emphasize how quickly I fell for the transcendental vocals of Simone Simmons. An absolutely beautiful voice complimented by an absolutely beautiful body. Or is it the other way around? I guess it doesn't matter. The end result was slack-jawed drooling metal maniacs headbanging in epic glee. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Simone holding high the Sign of the Hammer. Obviously a Manowar fan. Hell yeah! \m/ | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Epica
line-up * Simone Simons (Vocals) * Mark Jansen (Guitars, grunts & screams) * Ad Sluijter (Guitars) * Coen Janssen (Synths and piano) * Yves Huts (Bass guitar) |
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| Note: Originally I intended to write a more indepth review; however due to my life spinning out of control for so long I haven't had the time to write something that would do this band justice. If you think these pics are cool, wait'll you hear their music. \m/ | |||||||||||||||||||||
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