My bio:

For as long as Armand can remember, music has been part of his life. From the moment he first heard the twin guitar harmonies of Thin Lizzy, he knew he wanted to create that same magic himself. What began in small school bands soon grew into a lifelong journey of songwriting, performing, and exploring new sounds.

In 1990, Armand took a big step forward by joining the Dutch metal band Perpetual Demise. Together they recorded several releases, including Arctic (1996), which was released through DSFA Records. Those years on stage and in the studio shaped his musical identity — intense, melodic, and driven by emotion.

By 1998, a new chapter was calling. Armand traded the heavy riffs of metal for the more open landscapes of indie and rock, eager to expand his creative boundaries. Not long after, his path led naturally toward the singer-songwriter world, where he began crafting songs that were more personal and reflective. The 2000s brought a series of releases that captured his evolving sound — honest, melodic, and full of heart.

Now, Armand has come full circle. Since the autumn, he’s been playing with the RVH Project, a rock/hard rock band inspired by the spirit of the 70s and 80s. It’s here that he’s once again found the joy that started it all — that unmistakable thrill of twin guitars weaving together in harmony.

For Armand, music isn’t just something he does — it’s who he is.