Eibon la Furies

United Kingdom · formed 2005 · last active 2013

Eibon la Furies are an English industrial black metal/ambient act from Lincolnshire, formed in 2005 by Lord Eibon Blackwood (Paul D. Sims), built around Victorian occultism and 'esoteric ascendance.' The full band lineup adds Matt Cook (bass/vocals), Jamie Batt (drums) and Neil Purdy (lead guitar), with live performances historically fleshed out by keyboardist/programmer Spectral Symphony and burlesque performers Cara and Leah. Signed to Italy's Code666 Records, they released four records between 2006 and 2013, described by Zero Tolerance as an 'entertaining mix of black metal, gothic hysteria and horror movie inspired soundscapes.'

SCORE PROFILE

JazzyBalkanHardcoreSurfBarbershopDeathBlackTechnicalGlitchTheatricalFolkDoomDroneShoegazeAmbient8-bit
Jazzy0
Balkan0
Hardcore0
Surf0
Barbershop0
Death0
Black6
Technical2
Glitch0
Theatrical6
Folk0
Doom0
Drone0
Shoegaze0
Ambient4
8-bit0

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WHY THOSE SCORES

  • Black 6Metal-Archives classifies the act as Industrial Black Metal/Ambient (metal-archives.com/bands/Eibon_la_Furies via r.jina.ai proxy).
  • Theatrical 6Live lineup historically included dedicated burlesque performers (Cara, Leah credited for 'Vocals, Burlesque') alongside the band's Victorian-occult stage concept — actual staging, not just lyrical theme (metal-archives.com via proxy).
  • Ambient 4Metal-Archives' own genre tag includes 'Ambient'; Zero Tolerance Magazine review specifically cites 'horror movie inspired soundscapes' (metal-archives.com via proxy; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eibon_la_Furies).

MEMBERS

  • Paul D. Sims (Lord Eibon Blackwood)vocals, guitars
  • Matt Cook (The Furious Host)bass, vocals
  • Jamie Batt (Battalion)drums
  • Neil Purdylead guitars

CONNECTIONS

label
  • Ephel Duathpath →

    Code666 Records artist (The Blood of the Realm, 2010; The Immoral Compass, 2013) — anchored at Ephel Duath, one of the label's first-wave signings. source ↗

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