Darkness Divided

As teenagers, the Mora brothers performed worship music together at their local church, mostly performing covers of Contemporary Worship songs. In 2010, the brothers changed genres and hired drummer Israel Hernandez after becoming fans of metal music.[2] The new band was named Darkness Divided after the Biblical verse Genesis 1:4, and is described by the band as a reference to finding hope in tough times.[3][4]

In 2012, Darkness Divided released a 5 track EP entitled "Chronicles," which was produced by Daniel Castleman.)[4]

Since releasing "Chronicles," the band released two singles with accompanying music videos. Redeemer was produced with Daniel Castleman, while "Voyager" was produced elsewhere.[5][6]

Prior to its release, Teen View Music stated that Written in Blood was[7]

Intelligently put together and expertly recorded, Written In Blood has the fuel and fire for a metalcore fan. It is obvious to me just by listening to the album that their live shows are electric with energy and absolute loads of fun. For fans of Christian metal, this is a must-have.

Jesus Freak Hideout says "Heavy metal newcomers, Darkness Divided, will release their Victory Records debut album, Written In Blood, on August 19th. Written In Blood is an 11-track assault of deeply penetrating, sometimes chaotic, sometimes melodic, but always brutalizing metal core riffage coupled with crushing rhythmic breakdowns and Gerard Mora's thunderously demanding vocals. Driven by faith and fueled by conviction, Darkness Divided are on a mission to prove that through suffering comes salvation." They released a new single called "A Well Run Dry" off their upcoming album to iTunes and released an animated stream of the song to YouTube on July 15.[8][9] They released their second single "The Hands That Bled" along with a music video on August 11.[10]

On November 11, 2015, Guitarist put out an announcement of the band's Facebook.

Hey guys this is Chris. I'd like to introduce you to the new Darkness Divided lineup. The band has been a huge part of my life since I was 14 years old but now I'm sharing with you that I decided to step down earlier this year.

I've had the time of my life writing and producing the band's 2nd record over the past few months. It's the fruit of a lot of hard work, lessons learned, and growth from these four guys in this picture. You'll notice that with this change, they've brought Hayden Allen into the scheme of things. He's an insanely talented drummer and a great dude you will be stoked to eat Denny's with out there on tour. DD is stronger than ever before and I'm happy to have been a part of the process. I love these boys with my whole heart and I owe it to them for them keeping me together over the past few years. I'd like to thank all of the great people I met while in the band who dug what we were doing enough to support us in the countless ways that you did. The new record is going to blow your mind.

- Chris

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In 2016, the band released their sophomore self titled on Victory Records.[12] In 2017, the band embarked on many tours. The band would go on tour with Convictions in October 2017, replacing Earth Groans, who took the first half of the date.[13]

In late 2017, the band announced they would disband in 2018 after releasing one final EP and doing one final tour from March to May,[14] with the final show taking place at the Alamo City Music Hall in San Antonio, Texas on May 12.[15] The band released their final EP, The End of It All, digitally on March 9.[16]

• Chronicles (2012)
• The End of It All (2018)