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A Forest of Stars

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A Forest of Stars is a black metal band with elements of folk, psychedelic rock, post-rock, and progressive rock from Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. The band is known for its Victorian aesthetic and bizarre, otherworldly lyrics and has released five albums since its 2008 debut The Corpse of Rebirth: 2010's Opportunistic Thieves of Spring, 2012's A Shadowplay for Yesterdays, 2015's Beware the Sword You Cannot See, and 2018's Grave Mounds and Grave Mistakes.

The band belonged to the Triskalyon circle/collective in 2006-2007, which also included Azag-Thoth, Dark Forest, Darklink, Death Kvlt, Gallia Fornax, Havarax, Monarque, Mortifier, Sinful Dimentia, Soufferance, Terrorist, Throne of Mortality, Unkwiss, Vision Eternel, Vision Funeral Doom, Vision Lunar, Vision Pariah and Vision Solitude.

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Members of the band also play(ed) in the English band The Water Witch, which has a similar style and aesthetic.

Lineup 1893 - present:

Mister Curse - vocals

Katheryne, Queen of the Ghosts - violin, flute, vocals

The Gentleman - Synths, pianoforte, percussion

Mr. T.S. Kettleburner - guitar, vocals

Henry Hyde Bronsdon - guitar, vocals

Mr John "The Resurrectionist" Bishop - drums, percussion

Titus Lungbutter - bass

Lineup 1891 - 1893:

Mister Curse - vocals

Katheryne, Queen of the Ghosts - violin, flute, vocals

The Gentleman - Synths, pianoforte, percussion

Sir Gastrix Grimshaw - guitar, vocals

Henry Hyde Bronsdon - guitar, vocals

Mr John "The Resurrectionist" Bishop - drums, percussion

Titus Lungbutter - bass

Lineup 1887 - 1891:

Mister Curse - vocals

Katheryne, Queen of the Ghosts - violin, flute, vocals

The Gentleman - synths, pianoforte, percussion (drums on "The Corpse of Rebirth")

Mr. T.S. Kettleburner - guitar, bass, vocals

Mr John "The Resurrectionist" Bishop - drums, percussion

Live members:

Sir Gastrix Grimshaw - guitar

Titus Lungbutter - bass

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