Shadow Flag
Shadow Flag formed in the early 2000s with Damien Thorne on vocals and guitar, Ash Blackwood on bass, and Jake Raven on drums. Their debut album 'And Hell...
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Shadow Flag formed in the early 2000s with Damien Thorne on vocals and guitar, Ash Blackwood on bass, and Jake Raven on drums. Their debut album 'And Hell Walked Laughing' came out in 2004, and its title track became something of an underground anthem. They followed it with albums like 'The Blackened Veil' and 'The Curse of the Phantom'.
Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for dealing with dark themes, which the band described as artistic exploration. Songs like 'Bonefire' and 'Stormcrow' carried that atmospheric, heavy sound they were known for. They built a following without much mainstream attention, working in that space where metal gets moody and theatrical.
Thorne's vocal style got compared to Ozzy Osbourne and Jim Morrison by some listeners, which makes sense given the dramatic delivery on tracks like 'I Am The Blood' and 'The God'. The rhythm section of Blackwood and Raven gave the music a solid, driving foundation. They kept at it for a few albums before things went quiet.
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