Tom S. Englund

Tom Englund
Tom S. Englund live in Nosturi, 2008
Background information
Born (1973-12-14) December 14, 1973
Genres Progressive metal
Instruments Vocals, percussion
Associated acts Redemption, Evergrey, Ayreon

Tom S. Englund (December 14, 1973) from Sweden currently plays guitar and sings lead vocals for the band Evergrey. He is married to Carina Englund, who does backing vocals in most of their albums.

Discography with Evergrey

Other projects

  • Contributed vocals on Nightrage's album Sweet Vengeance (2003)
  • Produced and contributed backing vocals and additional guitar leads on Dragonland's album Starfall (2004)
  • Contributed lead guitars for the song "Equilibrium" on Moonlight Agony's album "Echoes Of A Nightmare" (2004)
  • Produced the Shot Injection demo Fear Comes Full Circle and guested on their EP Eleven Triple Manifest
  • Produced Awake (UK)'s 2007 album Illumination
  • Has recorded vocal parts for the seventh Ayreon album, 01011001
  • Has recorded vocal parts for the latest Odin's Court album, Deathanity
  • Contributed vocals for the song "World Beyond These Walls" on Dreamtone & Iris Mavraki's Neverland's 2008 album Reversing Time
  • Contributed vocals for the song "Graveheart" on Mind Key's 2009 album Pulse for a Graveheart
  • Contributed vocals for the song "Dark Side Of The Sun" on Emergency Gate's album The Nemesis Construct (2010)
  • Contributed guitar solo on The Absence's "Maelstrom" on the album Enemy Unbound (2010)
  • Contributed vocals on the Sweden United single "Open Your Eyes" (2010)
  • Contributed vocals on Nightrage's Insidious (2011)
  • Contributed vocals for the song "Oversight" on Twintera's 2012 album Lines
  • Contributed vocals on the Epysode album Phantasmagoria (2013)
  • Contributed vocals for the song "Shards of you" on Belgian Mental Circus's 2013 self-titled album
  • Contributed vocals for the song "Obscure Illusions" on Ethernity's 2015 debut album
  • Contributed vocals for the song "Ghosts of Insanity" on DGM's 2016 album "The Passage"
  • Lead singer of the Redemption band (since 2017)

Equipment

References

  1. ↑ "Evergrey - Band". Evergrey. Retrieved 10 February 2015.


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