<   CELESTIAL SEASON   >

Utrecht/Nijmegen, Netherlands
1991-

the band
Jiska ter Bals: violin (1994-1996)
Maaike Aarts: violin, piano/synths (1994-1996)
Stefan Ruiters: vocals (1991-1995)
Robert Ruiters: guitars (1991-1996)
Jeroen Haverkamp: guitars (1991-1994)
Lucas van Slegtenhorst: bass (1991-1994)
Jason Kohnen: drums (1991-1996), bass (1996-1998)
Pim van Zanen: guitars (1994-)
Olly Smit: bass (1994-1998), guitar (1998-)
Cyril Crutz: vocals (1995-), drums (1996-1998)
Jacques de Haard: bass (1998-)
Rob Snijders: drums (1998-)

partial discography
Promises demo (self-released 1992)
Flowerskin 7" (Witchhunt 1993)
Forever Scarlet Passion full-length (Adipocere/Relapse 1993)
promo tape 1994 (self-released 1994) (duh)
split 7" with Lords of the Stone (Displeased 1994)
Solar Lovers full-length (Displeased 1995)
Celestial Season's Sonic Orb EP (Displeased 1995)
3 Track Demon demo (self-released 1996)
Orange full-length (Big Bloke 1997)
Black Queen is Dynamite single (Big Bloke 1997)
Chrome full-length (1999)
demo 1999 (self-released 1999
Lunchbox Dialogues full-length (2000)

further reading
http://www.celestialseason.com/
Official webpage, maintained by the band.

please note
There are no longer any gals in the band, nor any original members, nor (they insist) do they play metal anymore - they play stoner rock, which counts for metal as far as I'm concerned, but I suppose when you started out as a doom band, singin about weed and magic waitresses seems pretty unmetal in comparison. There's sound clips on their webpage, anyway; have a listen and decide for yourself.