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Alundra
Alundra was a band that formed in London, with Kyle handling vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'Reflections of a Dying World' came out in 1997, followed by...
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Alundra was a band that formed in London, with Kyle handling vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'Reflections of a Dying World' came out in 1997, followed by several others including 'The Book of Lies' and 'A Season in Hell'.
In 2001 they released 'Ending Song,' which became their most recognized track. Other songs like 'Carry on Everyday' and 'Ocean or Me' showed their atmospheric approach.
The band included Anya on violin and vocals, Ethan on bass, and Daniel on drums. They stopped releasing music after 2005's 'The Blackest of Hearts.'
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