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Lux Mortuum
Lux Mortuum formed in Finland in 2005, originally called Baptism before changing their name. Christian Riikonen started the band and handles guitar and...
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Lux Mortuum formed in Finland in 2005, originally called Baptism before changing their name. Christian Riikonen started the band and handles guitar and vocals, with Esa Sumuvuori on guitar, Juha-Pekka Leppäluoto on bass, and Mika Toivonen on drums.
Their music mixes gothic metal with symphonic touches and melodic death metal, built around melancholic guitar riffs and atmospheric keyboards. Riikonen writes lyrics that often deal with pain and loss, as heard in songs like "House of Pain" and "Scream of Anger."
They've released five albums, including 2016's "House of Pain," which drew some criticism for its graphic content while becoming a fan favorite. Their most recent record came out in 2022.
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