Autumn may refer to:
1) A symphonic gothic metal band from The Netherlands.
2) A gothic rock band from United States.
3) A doom metal band from Russian Federation.
4) A now defunct early to mid 90s hardcore band from Philadelphia, United States.
5) A rock/indie band from Southern England, United Kingdom.
6) A doom metal band from Hungary.
7) A soulful drum and bass project from Houston, Texas, United States.
8) A progressive rock band from United Kingdom.
9) A minimal wave band from Belgium, active in the 80s.


1) This band has a quite different sound than other symphonic metal bands, because of their lead singer, Nienke de Jong. Her voice is much lower than common in this genre.

Autumn started in 1995, but released their first real album in 2002, When Lust Evokes the Curse. In 2004 Summer's End was released. Autumn is quite unknown, but did profit from Within Temptation's success, as they were their support act in The Silent Force Tour.
In 2007 they've released their third album: My New Time. It's less metal and more rock than their previous albums, but according to Nienke at their CD presentation at the third of may in de Melkweg (Amsterdam), My New Time is a lot more personal than When Lust Evokes the Curse and Summer's End. The first two albums were mostly based upon stories and myths, and their last album is based upon personal feelings and experiences.

The current bandmembers of Autumn are:

Vocals: Marjan Welman
Guitar & Backing Vocals: Jens van der Valk
Guitars & Grunts/Screams: Mats van der Valk
Bass: Jerome Vrielink
Keyboards: Jan Munnik
Drums: Jan Grijpstra

(www.autumn-band.com)

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2) A goth rock band from Minnesota with heavy influence from death rock bands such as Christian Death with the soaring and dramatic yet often sinister vocals of Julie Plante and driving guitar and drum beats typical of this style of music, although they also have some slower, more ethereal songs. They are quite similar to This Ascension, although Autumn have a sllightly heavier death rock influence.

Albums:
The Hating Tree (1996)
Return to the Breath (2000)

Members:
Julie Plante-vocals, piano
Neil McKay-guitar, programming
Jeff Leyda-bass, cello

(http://www.autumn-us.com)

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3) As said in www.doom-metal.com bandlist, russian doom band Autumn is "Atmospheric Death/Doom in the vein of early Anathema, but different. The vocals sound somewhat like those of Moonspell and the band also uses a viola (not to be mistaken with a violin). The band's music shifts between more mid-tempo and slower songs. Overall the music breathes a very warm and sad romantic atmosphere. On their later albums the lyrics are in Russian. Melancholic Death/Doom that will appeal to the more romantic Doomsters."

Russian Autumn started in in 1993. First demo 'The Druid Autumn' was released in 1995. The next was first full album And We Are the Fallen Leaves (1997). At this time all lirics was on english. In 2000 band self-released Chernye Krylia ('Black Wings' in russian). All lyrics except one song on this album was on native lanquage. Last album Osen Vechna ('Autumn is eternal' in russian) was released in 2003 by Stygian Crypt Productions and all lyrics was russian at this time. After that group was disbanded.
In next years Stygian Crypt Productions re-released all Autumn albums.

(http://home.ural.ru/~autumn)

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4) There is also a hardcore band by the way of Pennsylvania, USA also called Autumn who were around in the early/ mid '90s. If memory serves right, they released two 7" EPs, a CDEP released off by a subsidiary division of Revelation Records and were on a few compilation albums. Prior to becoming Autumn, they were named forethought who also released a 7". Without question they were early pioneers of what's known today as 'screamo' due to the vocaling style. Musically, the style wasn't as 'emo' as it was more melodic hardcore.

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5) There was also a now defunct Rock / Indie band from southern England called Autumn who released an E.P called Bearskins in 1999. Featuring Mathew Snelling on vocals and guitar.

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6) Autumn is also the name of a Hungarian doom metal band formed in 2000. They have released one full-lenght album so far (On The Verge Of Existence), and the next one will be released soon.

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7) Autumn are, drum and base DJS, Lost Prophet & Sol.ID, from Houston, Texas, their brand of soulful, inteligent drum and bass has been very well received by the British underground, now on Fokuz And Celsius, the future looks bright.

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8) Autumn was the name of an UK based band with the following line-up:

Nick Magnus / keyboards
Robbie Dobson / percussion
Steve Hoff / bass
Mark Easton / guitars

They recorded progressive rock songs in the '70s for the album "Oceanworld" which was released only in 1999.

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9) The primarily two-piece outfit released countless underground cassette tapes documenting their pioneering and experimental synth work for five years throughout the early 1980s, many of which have only seen the light of day due to recent CD-r releases via collective label Micrart. Just before retiring the name to persue other projects, Autumn would record their own soundtrack to Fritz Lang's silent classic Metropolis, which was occasionally performed alongside screening's of the film before an 'official' score was made available.

As Autumn changed directions and laid their moniker to rest, members Geert Coppens and Peter Bonne would find some more success as members of Twilight Ritual, while Peter would also work as Linear Movement a short period of time.