Buried In Oblivion
Buried In Oblivion formed in 2002 as a heavy metal quartet with members Draven Morrigan, Rylan Blackwood, Ethan Thorne, and Aidan Stone. Their debut album...
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Buried In Oblivion formed in 2002 as a heavy metal quartet with members Draven Morrigan, Rylan Blackwood, Ethan Thorne, and Aidan Stone. Their debut album 'Ascension of Shadows' came out in 2004, followed by 'Symphony of the Damned' in 2007.
Their songs like 'Before You Can Say Knife' and 'Night Of The Murder' show the band's approach to heavy metal with melodic elements. They've been described as working with progressive and symphonic influences in their sound.
Some of their lyrics have drawn criticism for dealing with dark themes. The band has also faced legal issues over intellectual property rights at various points.
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