Aeternitas is a symphonic metal band that emerged from the fertile musical landscape of Germany, renowned for its enigmatic blend of melodic heaviness and dark theatricality. Founded in the year 1999 by Anja and Alexander Hunzinger, Aeternitas first made an impression with their atmospheric and gothic-influenced compositions. The group has carved a unique niche within the metal community, marrying a classical sensibility with the intensity of metal to create a sound that is both grandiose and eminently listenable.

Over the years, Aeternitas has honed their craft, resulting in a series of concept albums that explore themes ranging from love and death to the macabre narratives of Edgar Allan Poe. Their recent offerings, such as "Shadows" and "Haunted Minds," continue to showcase the band's fascination with gothic and supernatural storytelling, backed by an impressive combination of orchestral arrangements and hard-hitting metal riffs. The albums "Tales of the Grotesque" and "House of Usher" are notable for their conceptual ambition, inspired by Poe's literary works, while "The Raven" and "The Experiment" highlight the band's evolving sound palette and their ability to create a vivid, immersive auditory experience. With "La Danse Macabre (Extended)" and "Requiem," Aeternitas reaffirms their commitment to thematic depth and their prowess in merging symphonic elements with the raw power of metal. The band's journey through the realms of the eerie and the dramatic has garnered them a dedicated following, as they continue to push the boundaries of their genre with each new release.