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BLAME VENUS
BLAME VENUS formed in 2017 with Anya Tevil on vocals, Luna Shadow on guitar, Viper X on bass, and Adrenaline J on drums. Their debut album 'Slay' gave them an...
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BLAME VENUS formed in 2017 with Anya Tevil on vocals, Luna Shadow on guitar, Viper X on bass, and Adrenaline J on drums. Their debut album 'Slay' gave them an early foothold with its mix of rock and electronic sounds. The band's lyrics often took on social and personal themes, which drew both listeners and criticism.
They followed up with albums like 'Apocalypse Mode' and 'Parasite,' keeping to their confrontational style. While their music found an audience, they also faced pushback over their content and approach. The group maintained a steady output without softening their edges.
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