Lacent
Lacent formed in Stockholm in 2005 as a progressive metal quartet. Their debut album was titled 'And Beyond The Loam Are The New Born,' which also appears as...
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Lacent formed in Stockholm in 2005 as a progressive metal quartet. Their debut album was titled 'And Beyond The Loam Are The New Born,' which also appears as one of their notable songs. The band's lineup included vocalist and keyboardist Martin Leander, guitarist Jonas Johansson, bassist Per Linders, and drummer Fredrik Andersson.
Their music combined intricate guitar work with keyboard textures and lyrics that often touched on existential themes. This approach sometimes drew mixed reactions, with some listeners finding their subject matter provocative. Other songs in their catalog include 'Bitch Slap,' 'Don't Be A Rock Star,' and 'Gray Advent.'
They released several albums after their debut, including 'The Tide of Eternity' and 'Universal Deceit.' The band experienced lineup changes over time while continuing to develop their sound. Their work remains part of the progressive metal landscape from that period.
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