Epysode
Epysode formed in Montréal in 2004. Their debut album 'Fantasmagoria' came out in 2009, with the title track becoming a recognizable piece in their catalog....
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Epysode formed in Montréal in 2004. Their debut album 'Fantasmagoria' came out in 2009, with the title track becoming a recognizable piece in their catalog. They followed it with albums like 'Requiem for the Living' in 2012, 'The Awakening' in 2015, and 'Aeon' in 2019.
Their music leans into progressive metal with songs like 'Morning Rose' and 'Divine Whispers' showing their interest in layered arrangements and atmospheric vocals. The lineup included Christian Donaldson on vocals and keyboards, Maxime Godbout on guitar, Marc-André Doyon on bass, and Marc-Antoine Mercier on drums.
Some of their lyrics touched on themes that drew occasional criticism, which the band addressed by emphasizing their artistic choices. They built a following through their recorded work and live shows, maintaining a presence in the genre without much flash outside the music itself.
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