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William Pitt
William Pitt formed the band in 2007 with bassist Edward James and drummer John Smith. Their debut album 'Nocturnal Visions' came out in 2009 and included the...
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William Pitt formed the band in 2007 with bassist Edward James and drummer John Smith. Their debut album 'Nocturnal Visions' came out in 2009 and included the song 'Such a Lovely Night.'
They've released two more albums since then: 'Shadowlands' in 2012 and 'A Symphony of Broken Dreams' in 2015. The band's current lineup includes Emily Carter on keyboards and vocals alongside the original members.
In 2011, Pitt faced plagiarism accusations regarding one of his songs, which the band denied. Their lyrics and stage performances have sometimes drawn criticism while exploring themes of love, loss, and mental health.
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