The Eden House

Gothic Rock Supergroup

The Eden House is a collaborative musical project that emerged in the late 2000s, known for its blend of gothic rock, trip-hop, and progressive elements. The group was founded by Tony Pettitt, formerly of Fields of the Nephilim, and Stephen Carey from This Burning Effigy. The Eden House operates with a core of collaborators and frequently features guest musicians and vocalists. Their music is characterized by lush soundscapes, ethereal vocals, and intricate arrangements. They have garnered attention within the gothic and alternative music scenes for their expansive sound and the high caliber of contributing artists from bands like All About Eve, Faith and the Muse, and The Mission. The Eden House has released several albums that have contributed to their reputation as a unique and evolving act within their genre.