Evil Fox
Evil Fox formed in 1998 with Xander Blackwood on vocals and guitar, Ethan Locke on bass, and Dylan Thorne on drums. They released four studio albums starting...
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Evil Fox formed in 1998 with Xander Blackwood on vocals and guitar, Ethan Locke on bass, and Dylan Thorne on drums. They released four studio albums starting with 2001's 'Omens,' which set up their heavy guitar sound and ethereal vocals. Later records like 'Nightfall' and 'Ashes of the Damned' went into darker territory, while 2013's 'Elysium' turned more atmospheric.
Their music drew criticism from some conservative groups for its themes of death and the occult, but that didn't slow them down much. Songs like 'Oslervaldo' and 'Rotina' became fan favorites, built around Blackwood's songwriting and the band's steady rhythm section.
Evil Fox broke up in 2014 after about sixteen years together. They never became mainstream, but their albums still find listeners who connect with that particular blend of heaviness and atmosphere.
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