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Execute My Liberty
Execute My Liberty started in New York City around 2007. They put out their first album 'Nocturnal Hymns' independently in 2010 after some labels passed on...
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Execute My Liberty started in New York City around 2007. They put out their first album 'Nocturnal Hymns' independently in 2010 after some labels passed on their sound. The band is a trio: Ezekiel Raven handles vocals and lyrics, Silas Grim plays guitar and produces, and Lazarus Thorne drums.
They followed up with 'The Plague of Innocence' in 2013 and 'Ashes of Old' in 2017, which took a more experimental turn from their earlier work. Other tracks like 'Portrait Of Lost' and 'Scourge Of The Fallen' round out what they've released.
They've kept at it without much mainstream fanfare, working mostly on their own terms. The music tends to be heavy but with melodic touches, built around Raven's vocals and Grim's guitar work.
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