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Faustian Death Manifesto
Faustian Death Manifesto formed at the University of London in 1995, with founding members Nicolaus Arson on vocals, Matthew Lyall on keyboards, and Rich...
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Faustian Death Manifesto formed at the University of London in 1995, with founding members Nicolaus Arson on vocals, Matthew Lyall on keyboards, and Rich Crompton on drums. Their music pulled from industrial metal and classical elements, with lyrics that often touched on death and the occult. Their debut album 'Fallen' came out in 1999, followed by 'Compendium of Death' in 2001 and 'Of Dust and Shadows' in 2004.
Some listeners found their work dark or disturbing, while others saw it as a straightforward look at mortality. The band kept at it through the early 2000s, putting out songs like 'Light Of Darkness' that stuck with their established sound. They never really broke into the mainstream, but developed a following in industrial metal circles.
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