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Agents Of Oblivion
Agents of Oblivion was a band that formed in Endsmouth, taking their name from one of their early songs. Their music had a brooding, introspective quality...
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A Song That Crawls
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Anthem (For This Haunted City)
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Ash Of The Mind
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Big Black Backwards
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Cosmic Dancer
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Dead Girl 2000
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Endsmouth
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Lady Bug
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Ladybug
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Paroled In '54
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Phantom Green
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Skeletal Circus Derails
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Slave Riot
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Song That Crawls
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The Hangmans Daughter
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Wither
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Agents of Oblivion was a band that formed in Endsmouth, taking their name from one of their early songs. Their music had a brooding, introspective quality that drew from goth and post-punk influences. They released three albums in the early 1980s, starting with their debut 'Endsmouth' in 1981, followed by 'Meat the Maggots' and 'Concrete Jungle'.
Their songs like 'Lady Bug' and 'Phantom Green' carried a haunted, atmospheric feel. The band's lineup included Simon Gallup on bass, Daniel Ash on guitar, and Kevin Haskins on drums. They worked in relative isolation from the mainstream music industry, which shaped their sound and approach.
Agents of Oblivion disbanded around the mid-1980s after their brief recording period. Their music has maintained a following among listeners drawn to that particular era's darker alternative sounds.
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