End Of Green, hailing from Stuttgart, Germany, has etched their presence into the dark rock scene with a blend of gothic, doom, and alternative influences. Since their inception in the early 1990s, the band has created a sonic landscape that embraces melancholy, introspection, and the heavier side of emotionality. Their debut with "Infinity" in 1996 marked the beginning of a prolific career, characterized by deep, melancholic melodies and introspective lyrics.

Throughout their career, End Of Green has consistently delivered albums that explore the darker corners of the human experience. With releases like "Songs For A Dying World" (2002) and "Last Night On Earth" (2003), they've garnered a dedicated fanbase, attracted by the band's ability to articulate despair and solitude in a musically rich and engaging manner. Albums such as "The Sick's Sense" (2008), "High Hopes In Low Places" (2010), and "The Painstream" (2013) have seen the band refine their sound, gaining critical acclaim within the dark rock genre. The 2017 release of "Void Estate" continued to showcase End Of Green's knack for fusing morose lyrics with an atmospheric, heavy sound, solidifying their standing as masters of dark melodic landscapes.