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Antropomorphia
Antropomorphia formed in 2010 around vocalist Vardan Avetyan and guitarist Vahe Avetyan. Bassist Armen Mkrtchyan joined in 2012. Their debut album arrived in...
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Antropomorphia formed in 2010 around vocalist Vardan Avetyan and guitarist Vahe Avetyan. Bassist Armen Mkrtchyan joined in 2012. Their debut album arrived in 2013, featuring the track 'Crack The Casket.'
That song became a focal point for the band, with its melodic approach and themes touching on death and despair. In 2015, they faced some public accusations of plagiarism, which they denied.
They released more albums after that, including 'A Maze of Memories' in 2016 and 'The Golden Calf' in 2019. The group's sound has generally been described as metal with melodic elements.
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