Alunah
Alunah formed in West Yorkshire, England, with Sophie Day on vocals. Their debut album 'Summoning the Cyclops' came out in 2010, followed by records like...
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Alunah formed in West Yorkshire, England, with Sophie Day on vocals. Their debut album 'Summoning the Cyclops' came out in 2010, followed by records like 'Awakening the Ancient' in 2012 and 'Sol Invictus' in 2016. The band's lineup has included Dan Burch on drums and keyboards, Dean Ashton on guitar, and Dave Day on bass.
Their 2019 album 'The Mask of Herne' features songs like 'The Reckoning of Time' and 'Belial's Fjord.' The title track 'The Mask of Herne' draws on Celtic themes, while 'A Forest' and 'Awakening The Forest' appear among their notable work. Their music incorporates folk metal elements with atmospheric guitar work and Day's vocals.
Alunah's sound has drawn some criticism for its pagan and occult references, but they've continued with this aesthetic. They've maintained a consistent musical approach across their releases rather than shifting styles.
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