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Dimidium
Dimidium formed in 2010 with Ethan Blake on vocals and guitar, Jake Carter on bass, and Emily Jones on drums. They released their debut album 'The Unveiling'...
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Dimidium formed in 2010 with Ethan Blake on vocals and guitar, Jake Carter on bass, and Emily Jones on drums. They released their debut album 'The Unveiling' in 2012, followed by 'Echoes of Deception' in 2015.
Their song 'Hypocrite' became their most recognizable track, with lyrics that touched on the gap between what people think and what they show to others. Another song, 'Self Destructive Tendencies,' appeared in their catalog around the same period.
The band worked with guitarist Marty Friedman and producer Bob Ezrin at various points. They kept the same three members through most of their early years.
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