A Storybook Ending
A Storybook Ending formed in New York City in 2005, led by vocalist and guitarist Marshall Tyler. Their debut album, 'The Promise and the Fall,' came out in...
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A Storybook Ending formed in New York City in 2005, led by vocalist and guitarist Marshall Tyler. Their debut album, 'The Promise and the Fall,' came out in 2007. The band's lineup has included Jonathan Winter on lead guitar, Ethan James on bass, and William Bloom on drums.
Their song 'Dark Heir' became a notable track in their catalog. Other songs like 'Don't Rob Me Of This Hate' and 'Hold Me Now' show their range within a gothic rock style that leans into mood and atmosphere.
They've worked with producer Marius de Vries and cellist Pieter Wispelwey at points. Later albums include 'The Black Castle' from 2010, 'The Unkindness of Ravens' from 2013, and 'The Last Act' from 2018.
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