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The Dogma
The Dogma formed in London during the mid-1980s around vocalist Aiden Blackwood and guitarist Anya Volkov. Their debut single 'Black Roses' came out in 1987,...
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...And Julie No More
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A Good Day To Die
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Back From Hell
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Devil's Bride
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In The Name Of Rock
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Maryann
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Queen Of The Damned
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Sands Of Time
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She Falls On The Grave
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Temptation
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Waiting For The Rain
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Wicked Angels
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Angel In Cage
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Autumn Tears
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Bitches Street
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Black Roses
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The Dogma formed in London during the mid-1980s around vocalist Aiden Blackwood and guitarist Anya Volkov. Their debut single 'Black Roses' came out in 1987, a track that helped define their sound and gather attention. The original lineup also included Ethan Hayes on bass and Lilith Rose on drums, though only Blackwood and Volkov stayed through later changes.
Their music often carried a dark, atmospheric quality, heard in songs like '...And Julie No More' and 'Autumn Tears.' They released six studio albums, starting with 'The Veil of Shadows,' and maintained a dedicated following without much concern for fitting industry expectations.
Over time, their work drew some criticism for its themes and uncompromising approach, but they kept recording and performing. The band's catalog, including tracks like 'A Good Day To Die' and 'Angel In Cage,' reflects a consistent, moody aesthetic that has lingered with listeners long after its peak.
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