Crescent Lament Taipei, Taiwan
Crescent Lament is a folk metal band of the island country of Taiwan in East Asia. By integrating sorrowful stories in Taiwan with folk metal music, Crescent Lament presents to listeners aesthetic melodies with a touch of grief. Up to now, three full-length albums have been released: "Behind the Lethal Deceit" (2011), "Elegy for the Blossoms" (2015) and "Land of Lost Voices" (2020). ... more
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