Crimson Glory
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United StatesUnited States

1982

Crimson Glory

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Progressive metal band Crimson Glory began life in Sarasota, Florida in 1982 under the moniker 'Beowulf'. They rehearsed diligently, finding and developing their sound for almost four years before recording their self-titled debut album on Par Records in 1986. Tight harmonies and soaring vocals would feature prominently on this release, and the album included the haunting track, “Lost Reflection”.

In an era of sound and look-alike metal bands, Crimson Glory wished to have themselves be immediately identifiable from the rest, so they wore full-face metallic silver masks on-stage (and for all photo shoots and public appearances as well). Quite obviously, the mystically-named vocalist Midnight was the exception to this, as his mask left his mouth uncovered.

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Genres of the artist's albums over the years: the higher the line, the stronger the genre on that album

Crimson Glory members

Current members: Jon Drenning (guitar, original), Jeff Lords (bass guitar, original), Ben Jackson (guitar, original), Dana Burnell (membranophone, original), Steve Wachholz (membranophone)

Former members: Midnight (lead vocals, original), Wade Black (lead vocals), Todd La Torre (lead vocals), Ravi Jahkotia (membranophone), David VanLanding (lead vocals)

Jon Drenningguitar, original
Jeff Lordsbass guitar, original
Ben Jacksonguitar, original
Dana Burnellmembranophone, original
Steve Wachholzmembranophone
Midnightlead vocals, original
Wade Blacklead vocals
Todd La Torrelead vocals
Ravi Jahkotiamembranophone
David VanLandinglead vocals

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