Nine Shrines
Nine Shrines started putting out music in the early 2010s. Their debut album 'The Shadow Kingdom' came out in 2013, followed by other releases like 'Tides of...
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Nine Shrines started putting out music in the early 2010s. Their debut album 'The Shadow Kingdom' came out in 2013, followed by other releases like 'Tides of Blood' and 'The Absence of Ruin'. The band has kept their identities hidden, performing under stage names like Nyx on vocals, Erebos on guitar, and Moros on drums.
Their song 'Nimrod' is the one most people know. It's built around atmospheric guitars and vocals that feel more haunting than aggressive. The music doesn't really fit into a single genre, it's more about creating a specific mood than following a particular style.
They've built a following without much mainstream attention, and the decision to stay anonymous seems to be part of that. The music stands on its own, without the usual artist biography or public persona attached to it.
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