Nevergreen is a Hungarian gothic doom metal band formed in Szeged in 1994 by musicians from Hungary and Vojvodina. Founded by Bob Macura and Miklós Matláry, the band quickly gained attention after finishing second at the 1994 Marlboro Rock talent competition, earning a six-album contract with PolyGram. Their debut album, Game Over (1994), established them as one of Hungary's leading metal acts, with the song "Ámok" becoming a concert staple. After releasing Ősnemzés (2004), Nevergreen went on a hiatus before reuniting in 2007. Since then, the band has continued recording and performing, often releasing albums in both Hungarian and English and recording covers of artists such as Madonna and Depeche Mode. In 2016, Game Over was named one of the most influential Hungarian metal albums by Hammerworld.
