Ewigkeit
Ewigkeit is a German band that draws heavily from J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth for inspiration. Their music often features ethereal melodies and a blend of...
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Ewigkeit is a German band that draws heavily from J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth for inspiration. Their music often features ethereal melodies and a blend of power and delicacy, with songs like "O Elbereth" and "Birth Of Hours" in their catalog.
The band includes Martin Wiese on vocals and guitar, Hanna Wiese on vocals and violin, André Schumacher on bass, Andreas Tegeler on drums, and Katharina Beushausen on harpsichord and keyboards. They've released albums such as "Elbereth" in 1996, "Twilight Symphony" in 1998, and "The Last and First" in 2018.
While some have criticized their exclusive focus on Tolkien themes, Ewigkeit has maintained this direction across their work. Their discography shows a consistent output over more than two decades, with titles like "Tales from Yonder Green" and "Gandalf" reflecting their thematic interests.
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