Apostle Of Solitude

Apostle Of Solitude was formed in Indianapolis, USA, on the ashes of The Keep in 2004 around Chuck Brown (Guitare / Chant, The Gates Of Slumber), Corey Webb (Battery) and Brent Mclellan (Basse). Paul Miller (Guitare) joined shortly afterwards but left quickly, leaving for Justin Avery. 2005 saw the release of the band's first demo. After some time on the road and on the boards, the training exits an ep, Embraced By The Black, at the very end of 2006. The band's first album, Sincerest Misery , was finally released at the end of 2008 by Eyes Like Snow Records, Northern Silence Productions' Doom Metal branch. It is followed in 2010 by Last Sunrise, which has the heavy task of succeeding a record acclaimed as one of the best releases of the genre in ten years. After two splits in 2011 with Dawnrider and Rituals Of The Oak and The Flight Of Sleipnir, the band separated from Justin Avery and brought Steve Janiak (The Gates Of Slumber) to the guitar and singing. Bob Fouts (ex The Gates Of Slumber , ex Nachtmystium ) also replaces Brent's start at bass. The latter remained for only one time and Dan Davidson held the position between 2013 and 2015. Apostle Of Solitude returned in 2014 with a new album, Of Woe And Wounds , which appeared in 2014 at Cruz Del Sur Music. Mike Naish (Shroud Of Vulture ) replaced Dan on bass in 2016 and then recorded From Gold To Ash which appeared in 2018, followed in 2021 by Until The Darkness Goes which confirmed the good vitality of their Traditional Doom Metal.