Not lorna specific: Bands adjacent to lorna that you love. List em!
I love discovering new music, so lets have a music swap thread.
Here are some bands that raise my blood pressure that i often listen to alongside Lorna Shore:
Disembodied Tyrant: Deathcore. Spiritually similar to Lorna but with a more gothic feel to the lyrics and vibe.
MIRAR: Instrumental djent/edm metal. No lyrics. Very aggressive atmospheric metal. This is my go to for background music when i am playing Dark Souls or reading gothic horror like Between Two Fires (which you absolutely should read, its metal as fuck).
Whitechapel: American deathcore. You probably already know this band but this is your reminder if you haven’t given them a proper listen yet.
Gojira: French death/groove metal. Again you probably know them but if you haven’t given them a chance, wait no longer.
Spiritbox: This canadian band is having a moment and there is no way you dont know who they are, but i am going to list them here because they have earned it. Tracks like Holy Roller, Sun Killer, and Circle With Me live in my rotation.
Necrophagist: Very technical death metal. This band took me a while to like. At first i was like “naw” but i kept coming back and they won me over. You can absolutely hear their influence on Adam’s guitar style imvho. If you like super technical metal they are hard to beat.
Sun O))): Drone metal. Crazy atmospheric ambient metal? Soundtrack to a coma? Its very hard to describe this band. You basically just need to turn off all the lights, put on headphones, and trip out to this band. LSD is helpful but not necessary lol.
Ok here is where my list gets different…
ERRA: Prog metalcore. These guys are amazing. If someone asks me for a metal recommendation that isnt all harsh vocals, its usually either ERRA or Architects that i end up recommending first. Imho they strike the perfect blend of pop/emo inspired melodies and clean vocals with heavy technical metal riffs and harsh vocals. Do not sleep on tracks like Crawl Backwards Out of Heaven if you think on a first listen that they arent “hard enough” for you.
sace6: This is what you would get if Bad Omens and The weeknd had a musical love child out of wedlock. Its a blend of white boy r&b crooning over metal riffs with harsh vocals when you least expect it. If you want something metal adjacent that hits different, or if you also like rap/r&b and want to enjoy both together, this band is an excellent experience.