Beyond Twilight

Beyond Twilight is Finn Zierler's symphonic metal band. The story of its creation goes back to the 1980s, when he founded "Twilight", a slightly progressive melodic heavy metal band whose album "Eye For An Eye" sold more than 25,000 copies. In 1999, Finn decided to push his music into another dimension and buried Twilight. The new band would be named Beyond Twilight. For his inspiration, he exiled himself to Africa, in the Sahara Desert and then in the Atlas Mountains, and composed the songs of his future album. He then returned to Scandinavia to form the band that would bring together numerous talents, including the famous singer Jorn Lande (ARK). The first album "The Devil's Hall Of Fame" was released in 2001.