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Onyria
Onyria is a hard rock band that released their debut album 'The Fear Within' in 2018. Their song 'Revenge' from that album became something of an anthem for...
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Onyria is a hard rock band that released their debut album 'The Fear Within' in 2018. Their song 'Revenge' from that album became something of an anthem for them, with its defiant energy and melodic hooks. They followed up with a second album called 'Atonement' in 2021, which took a more introspective turn while still working within their established sound.
The band faced some legal trouble around 2020 regarding ownership of their music, though they managed to work through it and continue recording. Their lineup includes Anya Kane on vocals, Elijah Carter on guitar, Marcus Reed on bass, and Ethan James on drums.
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