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Excidium
Excidium came up in the early 2000s from the underground metal scene. Their debut album, The Serpent's Crown, came out in 2003. They've put out five studio...
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Excidium came up in the early 2000s from the underground metal scene. Their debut album, The Serpent's Crown, came out in 2003. They've put out five studio albums since then, including Across the Shades in 2006.
Their music deals with dark themes, which has sometimes drawn accusations of misogyny and occultism. They've kept at it anyway, with their most recent album, The Last Sacrament, arriving in 2020.
The band is led by vocalist Nocturnal, with Raven on lead guitar, Serpent on rhythm guitar, Morbid on bass, and Shadow on drums. Their song 'Across The Shades' is one people tend to know.
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