Halveksia Brighton, UK
Formed in 2016 while on the night shift, Halveksia has slowly been coming together and we're finally ready to release our
debut Ep. Full of riffs and inspired by a mix of doom, gothic rock and melodeath, we've written ourselves into a death/doom style.
Full lineup
Vocals - Jai Austin
Guitars - Jack Mayhew
Guitars - Adam Henry
Bass - Mark Woodbridge
Drums - Reece Mayhew
Piano - Amy Mayhew
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