Ceremonium
Ceremonium was a metal band that released five albums between 2005 and 2017. Their 2011 album 'Blessing of the Flame' gave them their signature song of the...
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Ceremonium was a metal band that released five albums between 2005 and 2017. Their 2011 album 'Blessing of the Flame' gave them their signature song of the same name, which became a notable track in their catalog. They also recorded a cover of Darkthrone's 'Cromlech' at some point.
The band's lineup included Víctor Santana on vocals, Miguel Castillón and Juanjo Melero on guitars, Arturo Fernández on bass, and Javier Hernández on drums. Their debut was 'Elegy of the Shadows' in 2005, followed by 'The Arrival of the Dawn' in 2008, 'The Awakening' in 2014, and 'The Final Chapter' in 2017.
Some of their other songs include 'Delusions of Grandeur', 'Forever Enthroned', 'No Longer Silent', and 'Pillars of Wisdom'. Their music tended toward atmospheric and dark themes, though the specifics of their sound aren't well documented in reliable sources.
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