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Dead Monuments
Dead Monuments formed in London with Ethan Hayes on vocals, Jake Carter on guitar, Leo James on bass, and Sam Wilson on drums. They started playing in...
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Dead Monuments formed in London with Ethan Hayes on vocals, Jake Carter on guitar, Leo James on bass, and Sam Wilson on drums. They started playing in underground clubs, working through the usual financial and recognition struggles that come with building a band from scratch.
The lineup shifted over time, with guitarist Aiden Black and drummer Ben Thomas eventually joining. Their song 'Forgotten Willows' became a notable track for them, alongside others like 'Into Oblivion' and 'Slowly Fade.'
They toured and played shows with bands like Paradise Lost and Katatonia. A more recent album was titled 'Of Shadows and Starlight.'
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