Lunaris
Lunaris formed in the late 2000s with Anahita on vocals, Darius and Xerxes on guitars, Cyrus on bass, and Mithra on drums. Their debut album 'Imperium' came...
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Lunaris formed in the late 2000s with Anahita on vocals, Darius and Xerxes on guitars, Cyrus on bass, and Mithra on drums. Their debut album 'Imperium' came out in 2009, featuring the track 'Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum' that became an early fan favorite. The band's music draws from ancient Persian and Roman themes, with lyrics often exploring war and social issues.
They followed with albums like 'Aetheria' in 2012, 'Elysium' in 2015, 'Zenith' in 2018, and 'Tempest' in 2021. Songs like 'Arise' and 'Mother Of Storms' show their blend of heavy riffs and melodic elements. Anahita's vocal delivery and the guitar work from Darius and Xerxes give their sound its particular character.
Some critics have noted similarities between Lunaris's early material and other metal bands, though the group continued developing their approach across these releases. Their lineup has stayed consistent, with the same five members appearing on all their albums to date.
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