Sacarius Noctis
Sacarius Noctis is a symphonic metal band that formed around 2015. Their song 'Angels And Demons' came out in 2017 and became their most recognized track,...
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Sacarius Noctis is a symphonic metal band that formed around 2015. Their song 'Angels And Demons' came out in 2017 and became their most recognized track, with 'Lost Life' also appearing among their top material. The band's lineup includes vocalist Adrianus Nox, guitarist Damien Celeste, bassist Lucius Infernus, keyboardist Seraphina Noctua, and drummer Lazarus Erebos.
They released an EP called 'Nocturnal Embrace' in 2018, followed by the album 'Ashes to Ashes' in 2020 and another EP titled 'Serenades of Shadows' in 2022. Their music often explores themes of duality and introspection, which has sometimes sparked discussion among listeners.
Sacarius Noctis continues to create music within the symphonic metal tradition, building on the foundation established by songs like 'Angels And Demons' and their subsequent releases.
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