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Black Wreath
Black Wreath formed in London in 2003, a quartet led by vocalist Damien Thorne. They built a reputation for live shows that matched their heavy sound, which...
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Black Wreath formed in London in 2003, a quartet led by vocalist Damien Thorne. They built a reputation for live shows that matched their heavy sound, which balanced crushing riffs with some haunting melodic touches.
Their debut album 'Nocturnal Dominion' came out in 2007, and its title track became a staple for the band. They followed it with albums like 'Ashes of the Fallen' in 2009 and 'Temples of Blood' in 2012, sticking to their dark themes without much compromise.
Guitarist Marcus Blackwood rounds out the current lineup with Thorne. Songs like 'Solitude Rising (Missing All Exit)' and 'The Black Holes Of Your Mind' show the band's continued focus on that particular blend of weight and atmosphere.
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