Day Six’ music could best be described as progressive rock/metal, although it includes symphonic elements, as well as pop, electro, jazz and funk influences. Founded in 1996 under the name Peanuts, the band is known as Day Six since 2002 and changed to its current line-up in 2015. Long-time musical friends and original members Robbie van Stiphout (guitars, vocals) and Daan Liebregts (drums) share a history of 20 years of making music together. Eric Smits (bass, backing vocals) joined the band in 2011, after gaining broad musical experience as a singer and bass player in Casual Silence and several other bands. Rutger Vlek did the more than wonderful job to record the excellent keys on the latest album. Keys player Desmond Robberegt is the most recent addition to the liveband of Day Six. 

Elizium is a Dutch Dark Rock band playing epic, sad, melancholic and powerful music since 1991.
Their latest album is called ‘Elysium” and was released in 2016’. Former full-length albums are ‘Relief by the Sun’ and ‘Angel of Mistrust’.