Meadows End is a symphonic/melodic death metal band hailing from Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, known for their uniquely rich and atmospheric sound, blending the intensity of death metal with orchestral and melodic elements. Formed in the late 1990s, the band truly began to solidify their place in the metal scene with their debut full-length album "Ode to Quietus" in 2010. Following its release, Meadows End has continued to refine their craft and build a loyal fan base through their powerful musical narratives and artful compositions.

Over the years, Meadows End has released several critically acclaimed albums, each furthering their venture into the harmonious marriage of symphonic opulence and metallic ferocity. Some of their most recent work includes "The Sufferwell" (2014), "Sojourn" (2016), and "The Grand Antiquation" (2019), showcasing their growth and evolution as a band. With gripping tracks such as "Non-Dreaming Eye," "Devilution," and "Svept i Sorgepläd," Meadows End proves their ability to deliver complex, emotionally charged music that both resonates with fans and pushes the boundaries of the genre. The band's technical prowess and dedication to storytelling are consistently on display throughout their discography, cementing their reputation as a formidable force in the metal community.