Beyond Twilight was a Danish progressive metal band known for its conceptual albums and intricate compositions. The band was formed in the late 1990s by composer and keyboardist Finn Zierler after his departure from the band Zierler. Beyond Twilight's music is characterized by a dark and atmospheric sound, complex musical structures, and thought-provoking lyrics.

The band's debut album, "The Devil's Hall of Fame" released in 2001, set the tone with its enigmatic storytelling and musical sophistication, earning them a place in the hearts of progressive metal enthusiasts. This was followed up by "Section X" in 2005, an album that continued to explore the band's thematic ambitions and musical experimentation. Their 2006 offering, "For the Love of Art and the Making," pushed the boundaries even further with an uninterrupted 43-minute track designed to be a single epic piece of music. Despite critical acclaim, Beyond Twilight struggled to achieve mainstream success and eventually went on a hiatus, leaving behind a legacy admired for its artistic ambition and musical virtuosity.