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Borne
Borne formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with vocalist Eliana Torrence, guitarist Dan Hall, bassist Ben Ellis, and drummer Matt Wilson. They worked on a...
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Borne formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with vocalist Eliana Torrence, guitarist Dan Hall, bassist Ben Ellis, and drummer Matt Wilson. They worked on a progressive metal sound that leaned into complex harmonies and ethereal melodies, setting up their debut album 'The Guide' in 2009. The title track became a notable piece, exploring existential themes that drew attention.
The band kept releasing albums like 'The Heretic' in 2012, 'The Sacrament' in 2015, and 'The Oracle' in 2018, each showing their continued evolution within progressive metal.
Lineup changes happened over time, with Dan Hall leaving in 2016 and being replaced by Mike Amott, and Ben Ellis departing in 2020. The current lineup includes Torrence, Amott, Wilson, and bassist Jake Pemberton. They've toured extensively and maintained a presence in the metal scene, known for their heavy, melodic, and lyrically driven approach.
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