Ever

Ever is the name used by several different acts. One version is a female singer-songwriter from the south of England who makes melodic electronica built around atmospheric pads and personal, confessional lyrics. She releases a debut single, Bodies//, followed by the EPs Bones and Common Daze.

Another Ever is an American band that begins in Albuquerque and is later based in San Francisco. This group works in synth pop, goth, electronic and industrial music, and is fronted by vocalist Michelle Averna, whose husband Jesse Averna creates the instrumental sound.

A further Ever is a melodic death metal solo project from the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, formed in 2006 by Donald Alasdair Morrison. It releases albums and EPs independently online, including A Fake Blue Sea, Sunrise and November Nights.

There is also an English indie rock band called Ever, active in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with Colin Ray, Lyndon Dempsey and Peter Whittick in the line-up. This group contributes the song “Sleepyhead” to a split flexi-single in 1988 and releases the EP Virginize in 1991.

Ever also collaborates with Tito Prince.