Season's End

Saturday 3 September 2005
Bloodstock 2005 Assembly Rooms, Derby
Set list	Nothing After All Touch Forevermore Ghost In My Emotion Into The Flames
Other bands	Within Temptation, Hammerfall, After Forever, Cathedral, Conquest Of Steel, Soliloquy plus many more
Promoter	Bloodstock

Zero Tolerance live review, November 2005
How gothic metallers Season's End made it onto the main stage and yet Cathedral didn't is a complete mystery. They're not bad, but their female singer is strident rather than majestic, and after 40 minutes I've had enough. However, Season's End are... [View this article]
Rockers Digest live review, September 2005
The only band to make a return appearance from Bloodstock 2004 was Season's End who were making the transition from Darwin to Main Stage. The intro alone showed the band were up for it. Becki Clark appeared alone bathed in atmospheric blue lights singing... [View this article]
Kerrang! live review, September 2005
Day two and with scores of hangover victims getting right back on their horses and medicating themselves with hair of the dog, it's not exactly the ideal setting for Hampshire goth metallers Season's End to be stealing the show with a jaw-dropping... [View this article]
Metal Monk live review, September 2005
Having been quite impressed with SEASON'S END during their Darwin Suite performance at last year's Bloodstock Festival, and having since gotten hold of most of their music, I was looking forward to seeing Britain's Gothic Metal hopefuls tear it up on the... [View this article]
Musical Discoveries live review, September 2005
After the festival's success in showcasing bands with female singers in 2004, the organisers pulled off quite a coup in 2005 by having the two best-known Dutch female fronted bands playing on the same day. With After Forever playing in the early... [View this article]
Virtual Festivals live review, September 2005
The best of the bunch throughout the day however were the female-driven bands, culminating in a refreshing change for a rock festival such as this. First of the day was Hampshire-based sextet Season's End. Having performed on the small stage at last... [View this article]
Room Thirteen live review, September 2005
England's very own Season's End graced Bloodstock festival last year in the Darwin Suite, and recently played at Birmingham's Thirteenth Day festival. Finally, it's time for the english melodic metal sextet to claim their rightful place; the Bloodstock... [View this article]