Autumn's Grief Finland
Autumn's Grief is a Finnish metal band driven by the creative forces of Santtu Rosén, Ville Skön, Noora
Virtanen.
The easiest elements to recognize are Noora’s mellifluous voice, mournful strings and railroad track like guitars and bass.
There’s always an emotional connection that’s felt.
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