When dark pop meets bombastic metal: the Hamburg-based band, led by frontman Chris Harms, have cast off all constraints to shatter the boundaries between genres. In their music, old-school productions played with raw emotion sit alongside a fragile melancholy. As if it were nothing, Lord Of The Lost strike that subtle balance between vocals of rare harshness, raw industrial guitars and sombre beauty.
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