S4lem
S4lem formed in London around 2014, originally as a four-piece electronic group. Their 2017 single 'Frost' became their breakthrough track, built around icy...
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S4lem formed in London around 2014, originally as a four-piece electronic group. Their 2017 single 'Frost' became their breakthrough track, built around icy synths and haunting vocals. The song 'King Night' also appears among their most recognized work.
After some lineup changes, they released their debut album 'Years' in 2019. The group continued as a trio for that record, which incorporated ambient and techno elements alongside their established sound. Other songs like 'Killer' and 'Sick' represent their catalog from this period.
In 2022 they put out a second album called 'Forgiveness'. The band's music tends toward atmospheric electronic production with ethereal qualities, though specific details about their later work remain sparse in available sources.
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