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Sans Seraph
Sans Seraph is a band built around vocalist Anya Celeste, guitarist Ethan Blackwood, bassist Lilith Thorne, and drummer Obsidian Raven. Their music tends...
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Sans Seraph is a band built around vocalist Anya Celeste, guitarist Ethan Blackwood, bassist Lilith Thorne, and drummer Obsidian Raven. Their music tends toward the atmospheric and introspective, with songs like "Atropos" and "Nocturne" establishing that mood early on.
They released their debut album "Nocturne" in 2019, followed by "Atropos" in 2021 and "The Serpent's Coil" in 2023. The title track "Atropos" became a particular focus for listeners, alongside other songs in their catalog such as "December" and "With The Greatest Of Ease."
Their lyrics often touch on darker themes, which has drawn some criticism alongside appreciation.
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