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Lost In Desolation
Lost in Desolation formed in what's described as a desolate town, with three original members: vocalist Samuel "Raven" Blackwood, guitarist Elijah "Serpent"...
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Lost in Desolation formed in what's described as a desolate town, with three original members: vocalist Samuel "Raven" Blackwood, guitarist Elijah "Serpent" Hawthorne, and drummer Gabriel "Thorn" Reed. They started playing in small bars and clubs, building a following outside mainstream channels.
Their song "Grief, My Falling Rain" became a notable track for them, capturing the melancholic tone they became known for. It's the kind of song that defined their early sound, heavy on atmosphere and emotional weight.
They released several albums including Desolation's Embrace in 2012, The Lament of the Lost in 2014, Grief's Eternal Reign in 2016, and Abyssal Whispers in 2018. The lineup has changed over time, though the three founding members remained at the core.
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