Cult of Herodias
Cult of Herodias released their debut album 'An Exit' in 2008, which introduced their darkwave and industrial sound. The record included songs like 'His Heart...
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Cult of Herodias released their debut album 'An Exit' in 2008, which introduced their darkwave and industrial sound. The record included songs like 'His Heart Removed' and 'Why Can't You See?' that became part of their catalog.
They followed with 'Sin' in 2011 and 'The Last Supper' in 2016. Their music often features atmospheric textures and what some listeners describe as haunting vocal delivery from the singer who goes by Herodias.
The band includes members using the names Salome on guitar and John the Baptist on bass. Their songs like 'The Tower' and 'The Night Sky I' continue to circulate in certain underground music circles.
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