Preludium
Preludium formed in Amsterdam in 2002 with Perry Leenhouts on vocals, Luc van Zuijlen and Vincent Izerbyt on guitars, and Marc van der Holst on bass. They...
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Preludium formed in Amsterdam in 2002 with Perry Leenhouts on vocals, Luc van Zuijlen and Vincent Izerbyt on guitars, and Marc van der Holst on bass. They worked in a progressive and gothic metal style, releasing their debut album 'A Spirited Land of Thorns' in 2005.
Their music often carried dark undertones, which drew some criticism alongside its admirers. They followed up with albums like 'Sorrow's End' in 2008 and 'The Perennial Dawn' in 2012, the latter showing a more experimental side. Other songs in their catalog include 'Altars Of Redemption' and 'Circle of Life'.
In 2016 they put out 'In the Company of Pain', described as a return to a raw, visceral sound. The band's lineup remained consistent through these releases, with Leenhouts's charged vocals and the guitar work of van Zuijlen and Izerbyt defining their atmospheric approach.
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