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Celestial Season
Origin Netherlands
Genres Doom metal
Death/Doom
Stoner rock
Years active 1991 - 2001
Members
Cyril Crutz (vocals)
Rob Snijders (drums)
Olly Smit (guitar, bass)
Pim Van Zanen (guitar)
Jacques de Haard (bass)

Celestial Season was a Dutch heavy metal band. They were formed in 1991 as a doom/death metal band along the lines of My Dying Bride. They have been described as doom metal, death/doom, stoner rock/metal and goth. The band split up in 2001.

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Members

Last line-up

  • Cyril Crutz (1995 - 2001) - Vocals (also drums 1996-99)
  • Rob Snijders (1999 - 2001) - Drums
  • Olly Smit - (1994 - 2001) - Guitar (Bass 1994 - 95 )
  • Pim Van Zanen (1994 - 2001) - Guitar
  • Jacques de Haard (1999 - 2001) - Bass

Former members

  • Stefan Ruiters (1991 - 95) - Vocals
  • Jason Kohnen (1991 - 97) - Drums (Bass 1996 - 97) (see also Bong-Ra)
  • Robert Ruiters (1991 - 96) - Guitars
  • Jiska ter Bals (1994 - 95) - Violins
  • Maaike Aarts (1995) - Violins
  • Jeroen Haverkamp (1991 - 93) - Guitars
  • Lucas van Slegtenhorst (1991 - 93) - Bass

Session musicians

  • Edith Mathot - Violin on "Forever Scarlet Passion".
  • Sylvester Piyel - Keyboards on "Forever Scarlet Passion".
  • Atie Aarts - Cello on "Solar Lovers".
  • Lex Vogelaar - Vocals on "Solar Lovers"

Discography

  • Promises (Demo, 1992)
  • "Flowerskin" (Single, 1993)
  • Forever Scarlet Passion (1993)
  • Fire in the winter/Above azure oceans (Split with Lords of the Stone, 1994)
  • Promo 1994 (Demo, 1994)
  • Solar Lovers (1995)
  • Sonic Orb (EP, 1995)
  • 3 Track Demo (Demo, 1996)
  • "Black Queen is Dynamite" (Single, 1997)
  • Orange (1997)
  • Demo '99 (Demo, 1999)
  • Chrome (1999)
  • Lunchbox Dialogues (2000)
  • Songs from the Second Floor (EP, 2001)







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