Where Siberia Ended defines the joint between post-punk, alternative rock and grunge. The Delft-based band sculped their own distinctive sound, while being inspired by bands like Pearl Jam, Joy Division and Editors. Their music is not only a sincere response to troubles in anxious times, it's also about making choices and struggles in life. It's the dark baritone vocals of Eddie Neilson (who originates from Scotland) that embodies the multilayered sound of Where Siberia Ended, guided by his steady bass work, the melodic and colourful guitar parts of Jeroen Hoving and Joeri Klees and the dynamic drum playing of Matías Alday González. With the release of the five-song EP 'Dead End City', Where Siberia Ended introduced itself formally in 2019. It led to some captivating and well-received shows, like their noteworthy support for Last Train. "A voice that really pulls you into their songs. It's reminiscent of Chris Cornell, while the music sounds like a mix of Editors and Snow Patrol." - 3voor12 Delft, 2020. After a cryosleep of three years Where Siberia Ended made its way back to the studio for recording their mini album 'Scar Tissue', which was released in March 2024 and from which the band released three singles. After a change in line-up in 2025, the band returned and started writing new songs to add to the old repertoire, and taking these songs to the stage!