Ruins Of Elysium
Ruins Of Elysium formed in Los Angeles in 2015, started by Jacob and Sarah after another project didn't work out. They've put out a few albums, including a...
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Ruins Of Elysium formed in Los Angeles in 2015, started by Jacob and Sarah after another project didn't work out. They've put out a few albums, including a self-titled debut in 2017 and 'The Silent Sea' in 2019. Their song 'The Ocean Is Yemanja's' appears on that second record.
Their music tends toward the atmospheric and dark, with titles like 'Alexiel: An Epic Love Story' and 'Belladonna' suggesting a certain lyrical preoccupation.
They've built a following among listeners drawn to that kind of sound, operating outside more mainstream channels. The work continues on its own terms, with songs like 'Amphitrite' and 'Atlas' extending the catalog.
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