I love Epica! I have all of their studio albums, (except the instrumental one) plus their live album The Classical Conspiracy, and each one is fantastic. The band is a relatively new obsession for me but that doesn’t mean I wasn’t looking forward to their latest effort, Requiem for the Indifferent, which was released this past week in the US. Oh, and if you hadn’t heard, it’s good!
Probably like a lot of the band’s fans, I was introduced to Epica through Kamelot. The band actually began as Sahara Dust, but changed it to Epica after several of the members heard Kamelot’s album of the same name. This must have got back to the members of Kamelot, as soon they were taking Epica on the road with them. Epica’s primary vocalist, Simone Simons, did a guest spot on Kamelot’s follow-up to Epica, The Black Halo, on the…
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