Dimentianon
Dimentianon formed in 2004 with Alex Penrose on vocals, Thomas Edwards on guitar, Vincent Blackwood on bass, and Oliver Hawthorne on drums. Their music leaned...
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Dimentianon formed in 2004 with Alex Penrose on vocals, Thomas Edwards on guitar, Vincent Blackwood on bass, and Oliver Hawthorne on drums. Their music leaned into heavy metal with a mournful, atmospheric quality, built around Penrose's crooning vocals and Edwards' intricate guitar work.
Their 2006 album 'A Song for Elizabeth When She Is Dead' gave them their breakthrough, with the title track becoming something of a signature piece. They followed it with 'Ashen' in 2009, 'The Obsidian Hour' in 2012, and 'Of Ashes and Angels' in 2015. Other songs from their catalog include 'Dead & Forgotten' and 'Self Inflicted Abuse'.
While never reaching mainstream audiences, they developed a dedicated following drawn to their dark, introspective sound. Their lyrics often dealt with themes of loss and melancholy, which gave their music a particular emotional weight.
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