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Sinister Grace
Sinister Grace formed in 1988 around vocalist and guitarist Tim Baker. The band's lineup included guitarist Troy Southgate, who joined in 1995, along with...
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Sinister Grace formed in 1988 around vocalist and guitarist Tim Baker. The band's lineup included guitarist Troy Southgate, who joined in 1995, along with bassist Matt Charette and drummer Jamie Cronk.
Their music draws from doom metal, progressive rock, and gothic influences. The song "Beren's Journey" appeared on their 2006 album "Celestial Anthems."
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