The Silent Agony
The Silent Agony formed in Los Angeles in 2007, with vocalist Emily Strange and guitarist Jake Walker at the center. They put out their debut album...
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The Silent Agony formed in Los Angeles in 2007, with vocalist Emily Strange and guitarist Jake Walker at the center. They put out their debut album '[in]hibited' in 2010, which included the song of the same name that became a focal point for listeners. Their music often dealt with themes of isolation and vulnerability, as heard in tracks like 'Depressed' and 'Disconnect me'.
They followed up with 'The Abyss Within' in 2013 and 'Ethereal Shadows' in 2017. The band's style drew from different corners of rock, pulling from both heavy and atmospheric sounds. Their lyrics, mostly written by Strange, tended to look inward, which sometimes divided critics but found a steady audience.
Their catalog includes songs like '7th dK' and 'Away', which carried on with their moody, textured approach. The Silent Agony kept a fairly low profile outside of their recordings, letting the music speak for itself.
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