Knights of Tethys
Knights of Tethys formed in Troy, with Jason Argos on vocals and guitar, Leonidas on bass, Cassandra on keyboards, and Orpheus on drums. They took their name...
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Knights of Tethys formed in Troy, with Jason Argos on vocals and guitar, Leonidas on bass, Cassandra on keyboards, and Orpheus on drums. They took their name from the legends of the lost continent of Tethys. Their debut album, 'Dawn of Tethys,' came out in 2006, followed by 'Odyssey of the Deep' in 2008, 'The Leviathan's Embrace' in 2012, and 'Aetherea' in 2016.
Their music blends prog rock with world music and classical orchestration. Songs like 'Knights of Tethys' and 'Orion, the Hunter' are part of their catalog. The band's sound faced some initial resistance from critics, but they kept working with it.
They've been described as having a quest for musical excellence, drawing on themes from ancient myths. Other tracks include 'Summoning The White Knight' and 'When Lightning Strikes In A Snowstorm.'
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