The band After G.R.E.V. was formed in Beer-Sheva, Israel, in 2003 following the hiatus of its forerunner - G.R.E.V. - hence the current band’s name. The founding father and the permanent leader of the band is Gregory Seriy, who is also the band’s main composer, arranger and one and the only bass player. The rest of the band members had been changing one another like seasonal tides until a relatively permanent line-up was formed. The guitar player Pavel Riazanov and the drummer Arkady Mashiah joined in 2003 - 2004. The second guitar player Vlad Fridman was invited to replace Jonathan Klinger in 2005 and became the fourth permanent member of After G.R.E.V. The current lead singer, Natalie Turniansky, joined the band in 2010.

The band performs exclusively their own songs, which represent a mixture of styles and influences, mostly based on classic rock-n-roll, blues and hard rock patterns with elements of various other styles (basically dependant on what the song author had been listening before composing the next piece).

After G.R.E.V have a rich performing experience, having participated in numerous concerts and festivals in their homeland country, as well as two self-recorded full-length albums and one LP. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.