The Awakening
"Music to make angels and vampires alike weep for wanting."- Fangoria. The Awakening is a Gothic Rock band fronted by vocalist & multi-instrumentalist Ashton Nyte. Originally from Johannesburg, South Africa and based in the USA since 2008 with 9 full length albums and a career-spanning retrospective in their catalogue, the band have just released their latest album "Chasm" in November 2018. ... more
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