...In Deviltry - Biography
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2011-
Biography
...In Deviltry was formed in August 2008 by Tommy Lindal, one of the founders of the Norwegian band Theatre Of Tragedy in 1992.
He left the band in 1997 for medical reasons and lived in various locations until he finally ended up in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. In 2008 he decided to form a new band based on his early work with Theatre Of Tragedy as the band changed dramatically after his departure. Tommy's last work with Theatre Of Tragedy was the mini-CD titled A Rose For The Dead, which was released in 1997. After a rather difficult start for ...In Deviltry, which included various substitutions of members, they are now complete and the final line-up will be made official with the release of their forthcoming EP, which is meant to be a presentation of the band for press, labels and of course their fans. Their music can best be described as melodic classical doom metal, and still have the contrast of the male and female vocals, as the contrast is a very important part of their music.
(Source: ReverbNation)
He left the band in 1997 for medical reasons and lived in various locations until he finally ended up in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. In 2008 he decided to form a new band based on his early work with Theatre Of Tragedy as the band changed dramatically after his departure. Tommy's last work with Theatre Of Tragedy was the mini-CD titled A Rose For The Dead, which was released in 1997. After a rather difficult start for ...In Deviltry, which included various substitutions of members, they are now complete and the final line-up will be made official with the release of their forthcoming EP, which is meant to be a presentation of the band for press, labels and of course their fans. Their music can best be described as melodic classical doom metal, and still have the contrast of the male and female vocals, as the contrast is a very important part of their music.
(Source: ReverbNation)