Anubis Gate
Anubis Gate formed in 1996, with Danny Cavanagh handling vocals and guitar. They're a progressive metal band from the Netherlands, though their early years...
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Anubis Gate formed in 1996, with Danny Cavanagh handling vocals and guitar. They're a progressive metal band from the Netherlands, though their early years saw some lineup shifts as they worked out their sound. Their debut album 'Purification' came out in 1997.
By 2005 they released 'The Final Overture,' which includes the title track and songs like 'A Dream Within a Dream.' That album brought them more attention within the progressive metal scene. Their music tends toward darker themes with intricate arrangements.
Their catalog also includes 'A Perfect Forever' and 'The Shores of Infinity.' They've kept a fairly steady lineup with Cavanagh, Marcel Coenen on keyboards, Dennis Leeflang on bass, and Peter Vink on drums.
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