Denmark, 1991. Lead-vocalist Thomas A.G. Jensen started looking for people to start a death-metal band. He hooked up with bass-player Brian Hansen who was also looking for people into the same act. This was the very first step of the band’s journey, and 1993 brought about the birth of the giant: SATURNUS, an act considered by fans and media one of the main cornerstones of Doom Metal; a crucial reference within the genre, increasing their fan-base with each release and each live performance. 

Since 1997, Saturnus has been building a solid legacy, slowly creating a catalog of works that have positively attracted media and fans and whose foundations lay in “Paradise Belongs to You” (Euphonious Records, 1997) and the epic performance in front of 3000 fans at the Roskilde Festival (the anthems “Christ Goodbye” and “The rise of Nakkiel” were finally featured in the mini-CD “For the Loveless Lonely Nights”, Euphonious Records, 1998). “Martyre” (Euphonious Records, 2000) made Saturnus’ path converge with Flemming Rasmussen’s, the legendary producer of iconic and everlasting works like Metallica’s “Ride the Lightning”, “Master of Puppets” or “…And Justice for All”. Since then, Flemming is a member of the band, a brother in arms. He would produce this album in his second home, Sweet Silence Studios, and would produce the next work as well, “Veronika Decides To Die” (Firebox Records, 2006), which has been recently released again by Prophecy Productions in an amazing Artwork format with extra tracks.