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Atomic Opera
Atomic Opera formed in London in the early 2000s, with A.E. Cross handling vocals and lyrics. Their sound mixed psychedelic rock, heavy metal, and...
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Al Azif
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Alone in the dark
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Doxology
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Fade
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Feverdream
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Freakshow
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God Of Hate
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Jesus Junk
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Love Is As Strong As Death
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Make A God
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Malediction
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Muse
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My Head
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November
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October
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Reiah Discerns The Time
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Atomic Opera formed in London in the early 2000s, with A.E. Cross handling vocals and lyrics. Their sound mixed psychedelic rock, heavy metal, and electronica, which they developed playing small clubs and festivals. The band's core lineup included Gregor Stevens on guitar and Jacob Collins on drums.
Their song 'Al Azif' became particularly notable, drawing from an apocryphal book of the same name. Cross described their lyrics as exploring the subconscious and universal mysteries, though he kept interpretations open. Other tracks like 'God Of Hate' and 'Jesus Junk' appeared in their catalog.
They released albums including 'In the Hall of the Mountain King,' 'The Book of Solomon,' and 'Songs of the Siren.' The band collaborated with figures like John Zorn and Alejandro Jodorowsky. Cross mentioned influences from writers like H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe.
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