R I T U A L
Ritual formed in 2012 around vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Jake Champion, who had previously been part of TesseracT. The band's lineup has included...
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Ritual formed in 2012 around vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Jake Champion, who had previously been part of TesseracT. The band's lineup has included bassist Andrew Groves, drummer Rob Simpson, and guitarist Ethan Jones at various points.
Their debut EP was called 'Silk Road,' followed by releases like 'Out of Touch' and the 2023 track 'Better By Now.' That song, along with others such as 'Too Deep' featuring Delilah and 'Bottle Tops' with Mononoke, shows their tendency toward atmospheric arrangements and layered production.
Some listeners have found their sound abstract or difficult to access, while others appreciate the emotional weight in songs like 'Amen' and 'Cinnamon.' They continue to work with a core group of musicians, maintaining a steady output of material that leans into mood and texture rather than straightforward rock formulas.
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