Kendra Dantes
Kendra Dantes formed in New York City in the early 2010s. The band includes vocalist Luna Atheria, guitarist Ethan Hawthorne, bassist Aidan Blackwood, and...
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Kendra Dantes formed in New York City in the early 2010s. The band includes vocalist Luna Atheria, guitarist Ethan Hawthorne, bassist Aidan Blackwood, and drummer Orion Celeste. Their early sound was a raw mix of indie rock, electronica, and punk that didn't fit neatly into categories.
Their 2015 debut EP 'The Harlot's Mask' got some critical attention, but it was the single 'Dirty Hands' that really put them on the map. The song's haunting melody and direct lyrics about social issues connected with listeners and sparked conversations, though some found it too cynical.
After 'Dirty Hands,' they released albums like 'The Serpent's Tongue' in 2017, 'Abyssal' in 2019, and 'Sanctuary' in 2023. Their music shifted over time from that raw early energy toward more introspective and atmospheric territory. Luna Atheria's poetic lyrics often explore darker aspects of human nature, while Ethan Hawthorne's guitar work blends technical skill with texture.
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