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Lectern
Lectern formed in Los Angeles in 2007, a group of musicians who shared an interest in introspective songwriting. They released their debut EP 'Deluge' in...
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Lectern formed in Los Angeles in 2007, a group of musicians who shared an interest in introspective songwriting. They released their debut EP 'Deluge' in 2010, which drew some attention for its emotional intensity. Their self-titled album followed in 2012, featuring the track 'Lectern' that became their most recognized work.
Their discography includes 'Elysium' from 2015 and 'The Fragile Hour' from 2019. The band's core lineup has remained Aetheria Ravenwood on vocals, Zephyr Hawthorne on guitar, Ember Blackwood on bass, and Nyx Shadowbane on drums. Their music has sometimes been described as somber or melancholic by critics.
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