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The Shroud
The Shroud formed in the early 2000s and released their debut album 'Nocturnal Embrace' in 2005. Their music draws from gothic rock and doom metal, with songs...
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And Then...
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Another Time
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Apology
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Ashes in the Wind
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Black
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Caged Bird
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Collector
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Cup
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Day and Night
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Death's too Late...
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Falling Dream
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Green Velvet
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In the Garden
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Kiss of death
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Let Go
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Let Me Hold On
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The Shroud formed in the early 2000s and released their debut album 'Nocturnal Embrace' in 2005. Their music draws from gothic rock and doom metal, with songs like 'Ophelia' and 'Kiss of death' becoming central to their catalog. The band's lineup includes Seraphine Gemini on vocals, Nyx Shadowbane on guitar, Mordecai Ravenblood on bass, and Aetheria Nightfall on drums.
They followed with 'Ashes of the Damned' in 2008 and 'Requiem for a Dream' in 2012, the latter incorporating some classical elements. 'The Summoning' arrived in 2015, and they released an EP called 'Ophelia's Lament' in 2017. Their work has attracted a dedicated following, though some listeners have questioned the themes in songs like 'Ophelia.'
The Shroud's sound is built around dark melodies and heavy atmospheres. Tracks such as 'Where The Wind Goes,' 'Another Time,' and 'Ashes in the Wind' reflect their consistent focus on mood and texture. They've maintained a steady presence without much mainstream attention, continuing to operate within their established musical territory.
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