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Persefone
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Persefone is an Andorran progressive death metal band formed in October 2001. The band's name is derived from Persephone, a figure in Greek Mythology.

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Musical artist.name
Persefone
Musical artist.image
Persefone @ Turock Open Air 2015 08.jpg
Musical artist.caption
Persefone at Turock Open Air 2015
Musical artist.genre
Progressive metal, technical death metal, melodic death metal
Musical artist.origin
Andorra la Vella, Andorra
Musical artist.years_active
2001–present
Musical artist.label
ViciSolum, Napalm
Musical artist.associated_acts
Potmos Hetoimos
Musical artist.current_members
Daniel Rodríguez FlysCarlos Lozano QuintanillaFilipe BaldaiaMiguel Espinosa OrtizToni Mestre CoySergi Verdeguer
Musical artist.past_members
Aleix DorcaXavi PérezMarc Mas MartiJordi Gorgues MateuMarc Martins Pia

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Official website
www.persefone.com
Image
Persefone @ Euroblast 2015 63.jpg
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inception
2001-00-00
start of work period
2001-00-00
social media followers
1519
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Persefone is an Andorran progressive death metal band formed in October 2001. The band's name is derived from Persephone, a figure in Greek Mythology.

== History == Persefone was founded in early 2001 in Andorra la Vella, the capital of the small European nation of Andorra. The founding members are Carlos Lozano Quintanilla, Jordi Gorgues Mateu, Toni Mestre Coy, and Xavi Pérez. In 2002 they were joined by Miguel Espinosa Ortiz. A demo was recorded in 2003, and the concept of the album took shape: the five soul illnesses combined with the transition from life to death. A 6-track demo became an LP with the help of Claus Jensen and Intromental Management; Truth Inside the Shades was recorded at Orion Studios and mastered by Peter in de Betou for Taylor Maid Productions.

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