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Daemonia
Daemonia formed in the early 1990s and put out their self-titled debut album in 1994. Their sound had the raw edges of black metal from that period, though...
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Daemonia formed in the early 1990s and put out their self-titled debut album in 1994. Their sound had the raw edges of black metal from that period, though they'd later work in some doom and classical touches on records like 1998's 'The Book of Akasha' and 2004's 'Divine Darkness'.
They're known for the song 'Mater Lacrimarum,' which came out in 2000. The track has a mournful, drifting quality that stuck with people, and it's often the first thing fans mention.
The band's lineup stayed fairly steady with Arioch on vocals and guitar, Necro on bass, and Scorpios on drums. Their lyrics tended toward occult and darker themes, which drew a certain audience while putting off others. They kept at it without much fuss about their place in the scene.
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