Phantom X
Phantom X formed in the early 2000s, a period when heavy metal was seeing renewed interest. Their debut album 'Souls of Fire' came out in 2003, introducing a...
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Phantom X formed in the early 2000s, a period when heavy metal was seeing renewed interest. Their debut album 'Souls of Fire' came out in 2003, introducing a sound that mixed thrash aggression with power metal's melodic approach. The band was fronted by vocalist Damien Thorne, with Ethan Blackwood on guitar.
Their 2005 album 'The Lord of the Sword' gave them their most recognizable track, the title song that became a live favorite. Other songs like '13th Hour (Chapter 7)' and 'Ancient Anthem' show their preference for dramatic, fantasy-themed material. They followed with albums in 2008, 2011, and 2014.
Damien Thorne's lyrics and stage presence sometimes drew criticism, with some listeners finding them provocative. The band maintained a dedicated following through these years, particularly among fans drawn to their particular blend of metal styles.
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