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Ailanthus
Ailanthus formed in the early 2000s, taking their name from a tree known for growing in polluted environments. Their debut album was called 'Terra Incognita,'...
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Ailanthus formed in the early 2000s, taking their name from a tree known for growing in polluted environments. Their debut album was called 'Terra Incognita,' followed by others like 'Ab Aeterno' and 'Ignis.'
Their sound drew criticism from some quarters for being hard to categorize, with accusations about their lyrical content that the band denied. They developed a following anyway, with songs like 'Malum' and 'Nothing' becoming notable tracks in their catalog.
They kept making music without much compromise to their approach, working through various challenges in the industry. Other songs like 'Sirens Cry' and 'Someone Else' round out what listeners know of their work.
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