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Black Lion Crest
Black Lion Crest formed in Seattle around 2010, with Luna Martel on vocals, Ethan Knight on guitar, Jake Stone on bass, and Aiden Frost on drums. They put out...
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Black Lion Crest formed in Seattle around 2010, with Luna Martel on vocals, Ethan Knight on guitar, Jake Stone on bass, and Aiden Frost on drums. They put out a debut album called 'Ashes of the Past' in 2012.
In 2015, they released the single 'Now That You're Gone,' a ballad that became one of their better-known tracks. Their songwriting often leaned toward the heavier side of melodic rock, with titles like 'Tonight I Wanna Die!' suggesting a certain intensity.
There were some public difficulties along the way, including an arrest for bassist Jake Stone in 2017. The band stuck together through it, and the experience seemed to inform their later advocacy around mental health and recovery.
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