Solemn Novena

Solemn Novena were a gothic rock band from Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Solemn Novena
OriginBelfast, Northern Ireland
GenresGothic rock
Years active2006–2010
Websitehttp://www.solemnnovena.com
MembersLouise Crane
Stuart Harland
Marc McCourt
Past membersAndi Effe (2006)
Megatron Bison (2006-07)

History

Solemn Novena formed in early 2006 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The band's line-up consisted of members Louise Crane on vocals, Marc McCourt on guitar/ vocals, and Stuart Harland on guitar. The band's main aim was to bring the musical genre of gothic rock into the 21st century using haunting keyboards and vocals, 12-string guitars with much reverb and loud, pounding bass guitar. Their sound is quite similar to that of other gothic rock bands such as Rosetta Stone and The Mission.

The band's five-track EP 'As Darkness Falls' was released on 20 December 2006 at a release party @ Necrodanse (Lavery's, Belfast)

Solemn Novena featured as 'Best Unsigned Band' in Gothic Magazine (March 2007) and appeared on journalist Mick Mercer's list of 'Top 30 Goth Singles'.[1]

The band's highly anticipated first full-length album "Kiss The Girls" was released on 28 May 2010 through the Dark Dimensions/Alice In... label group.

Due to various reasons the band split up at the beginning of July 2010. Marc McCourt has since formed a new band, 'Snakedance', whose EP 'Winterland' was released in 2011.

[source: the official website]

Members
  • Louise Crane - Vocals
  • Marc McCourt - Guitar / Vocals
  • Stuart Harland - Guitar / Bass

Discography
  • As Darkness Falls EP - 2006
  • Silver (Digital Single) - 2009
  • Kiss The Girls - CD - 2010
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See also

References
  1. "Top 30 Goth Singles". Retrieved 5 April 2017.
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