Khallice
Khallice formed in the early 2000s with Ethan Stone on vocals and guitar, Damien Blackwood on bass, Noah Hayes on drums, and Anya Solstice on keyboards. They...
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Khallice formed in the early 2000s with Ethan Stone on vocals and guitar, Damien Blackwood on bass, Noah Hayes on drums, and Anya Solstice on keyboards. They built a following in underground music circles with what some described as complex, thought-provoking alternative rock.
Their second album included the track 'Inside Your Head,' which dealt with mental illness themes and found an audience. Stone's own experiences with depression informed some of their material, and their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for being too dark or nihilistic.
They released a debut called 'Aether' that mixed ethereal melodies with aggressive guitar work. The band's catalog includes songs like 'I've Lost My Faith,' 'In The Fire,' and 'Loneliness.'
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