Bare Infinity

Bare Infinity is a Greek symphonic metal band formed in 2003, emerging as a significant force in the Hellenic metal scene. Founded by guitarist Tomas and original vocalist Christianna (who later joined Elysion), the band's sound identity is defined by a blend of gothic atmosphere, power metal energy, and operatic vocal leads.

Their career arc is marked by several lineup shifts, most notably the transition from Christianna to Angel for their debut 'Always Forever' (2009), and later the addition of Italian vocalist Ida Elena. This evolution saw the band move from a more traditional gothic-symphonic style toward a high-production, modern melodic metal sound, exemplified by their collaboration with renowned producer Jacob Hansen. Historically, they are notable for being the first Greek band to perform at the Metal Female Voices Fest in Belgium. Their music sits at the intersection of Epica's grandiosity and the melodic accessibility of bands like Amaranthe, maintaining a critical reputation for high technical proficiency and emotional resonance within the symphonic metal community.