Voodoo Grace Notes
Voodoo Grace Notes formed as an alternative rock band with Cadence "Raven" Blackwood on vocals. Their music often dealt with themes of mental health and...
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Voodoo Grace Notes formed as an alternative rock band with Cadence "Raven" Blackwood on vocals. Their music often dealt with themes of mental health and emotional turmoil, which some critics found too dark while others appreciated its directness. The song "(Dissociative) Fugue" became particularly known for its exploration of dissociation.
Their debut album was called "Echoes from the Void," followed by releases like "The Shadow Within" and "Ascension." These later records incorporated more experimental elements including electronic beats and atmospheric textures. Other songs in their catalog include "Barstool Epistemology," "Freddie Mercury," and "Swung, Dissonant Garbage."
Damien "Ash" Hawthorne played guitar in the band. Their performances were noted for their raw quality, and they developed a following among listeners who connected with their lyrical themes.
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