Hubris
Hubris formed in the early 2000s from what remained of a previous metal band. Their lineup included Silas Blackwood on vocals, Ethan Ravenscroft on guitar,...
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Hubris formed in the early 2000s from what remained of a previous metal band. Their lineup included Silas Blackwood on vocals, Ethan Ravenscroft on guitar, Marcus Jericho on bass, and Damien Lazarus on drums.
Their music often dealt with anti-religious and nihilistic themes, which drew criticism from some listeners. The band incorporated inverted crosses and similar imagery into their visual presentation, which didn't help matters.
They released several albums including 'Songs of the Damned,' 'The Serpent's Tongue,' and 'The Gates of Hades.' Their song 'A Million Judas Iscariotes' became particularly well-known, with its opening lines about 'a world where Judas is the rule.'
Hubris toured regularly, and their live shows were known for being intense and theatrical. Other songs in their catalog include 'Bloodline,' 'Coyote,' and 'Decisão.'
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