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All Dreams Dying
All Dreams Dying formed when guitarist Jeff Loomis and bassist Steve Smyth left Nevermore to start a new project. They were joined by vocalist Mark Morton and...
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All Dreams Dying formed when guitarist Jeff Loomis and bassist Steve Smyth left Nevermore to start a new project. They were joined by vocalist Mark Morton and drummer Chad Szeliga. Their debut album 'Reap' came out in 2005, followed by 'Safe Haven' and 'The Demolished'.
Morton's lyrics often dealt with dark themes like despair and loss, while Loomis brought his technical guitar work to the band's sound. They had songs like 'Decision,' 'Fevermist,' and 'Oculus' that showed their blend of heavy riffs and melodic elements.
They developed a dedicated following among metal fans who appreciated their particular approach to the genre.
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