Fateless Tears
Fateless Tears formed in the early 2000s after a previous band broke up. The group included vocalist Sarah Jezebel Deva, guitarist Sam Totman, and drummer Ian...
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Fateless Tears formed in the early 2000s after a previous band broke up. The group included vocalist Sarah Jezebel Deva, guitarist Sam Totman, and drummer Ian Wilson. They had trouble getting a record deal at first, and Deva's singing style drew some criticism from people who expected something more conventional.
Their song "Annwyn" became a notable track for them, with its heavy but atmospheric sound. They also recorded songs like "Cages," "Mesmerized," and "Mind Box." Their first album was called "The Sleeper," and they later put out records titled "Made in Heaven," "Past Life Martyred Saints," and "Six."
Some listeners found their use of pagan imagery and dark themes unsettling, which led to accusations of satanism from certain corners. But they kept working and built a following through touring, without changing their approach to suit industry expectations.
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