Sons of Lioth

Sons of Lioth are a Belgian heavy metal band from Herenthout, Belgium.

Sons of Lioth
OriginHerenthout, Belgium
GenresHeavy metal, hard rock, power metal
Years active2005 (2005)–present
Websitewww.sonsoflioth.com
MembersKristof Vandenbergh
Danijel Cecelja
Ben Cavens
Davy Van Bel
Tim Van Herck
Gianni Van den Branden

History

Sons of Lioth was founded in 2005 by guitarists Sublimo and Supremo. The band released a 5-song demo in 2006 titled Destination Earth. At first, it knew an awesome response and saw a good review in Mindview. In 2009, they released a full album called Legends. The tracks Spartacus and Last Unicorn were included, as well as a live version of Raise your fist and a bonus track Wrecking ball. The band split up shortly thereafter in 2010 due to unknown reasons. Unable to promote their new album, it was tucked away for a select audience. Recently, in 2013 they released a new EP named Large hadron collider spider featuring an artwork cover and five metal-tracks, including a title song. The EP got a good review on metalstorm and one from infernal masquerade, saying 'this EP is by far better than most of the mainstream Heavy Metal that was produced in the last 10 years'.

Musical style

Sons of Lioth's most recognizable features are the titanium lead voice, easy-listening arrangements and screaming guitar solos. They are considered a part of the new wave of traditional heavy metal (NWOTHM) an ongoing movement that in recent years has seen the return of traditional sounding metal bands (similar to the Swedish glam metal revival) the name is taken from the new wave of British heavy metal in which the movement strongly identifies with. Other bands considered part of the movement include White Wizzard, Enforcer and Cauldron.

Discography

Destination Earth (2006)
Legends (2009)
Large hadron collider spider (2013)
Judge Hammer (2015)

References

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