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Legs Occult
Legs Occult formed in London in 2015 as a collective of musicians who keep their identities private. Their vocalist goes by the name Ethereal. The band's...
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Legs Occult formed in London in 2015 as a collective of musicians who keep their identities private. Their vocalist goes by the name Ethereal. The band's first release was a 2016 EP called The Lament, followed by the album The Veil in 2018 and another EP, Echoes of Sorrow, in 2020.
Their track There's a Sadness has become their most recognizable song. It's built around atmospheric keyboards and guitar lines that create a somber mood, with Ethereal's vocals floating over the arrangement. The band's lineup has changed at times, but their sound has stayed within this melancholic, textured range.
Legs Occult have maintained their anonymity throughout, which has drawn some attention and speculation. They've said they prefer to let the music stand on its own without personal recognition getting in the way.
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