Drace XII
Drace XII formed around 2000 as a collaborative project between musicians interested in experimenting with sound. Their debut album was called 'Ashes to...
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Drace XII formed around 2000 as a collaborative project between musicians interested in experimenting with sound. Their debut album was called 'Ashes to Aeons,' and they followed it with records like 'Veil of Obsidian' and 'Sanctuary of the Damned.'
Their music tends to be heavy and atmospheric, built around guitars and synths with lyrics that lean toward introspection. Songs like 'Faceless Kingdom,' 'Return to the Dark Throne,' and 'Royal Pain' give a sense of their style, melodic but shadowy, with themes that often touch on isolation or loss.
The band's lineup includes Serafina Asteria on vocals, Calder Frost on guitar, Riel Azura on bass, and Nyx Shadowbane on drums. They've built a following over time, with live shows known for their immersive quality. Some listeners have found their lyrical content too dark, but the group hasn't shied away from those themes.
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