Light Asylum appeared at the beginning of the 2010s, beating down the door with pneumatic beats and slithering into the scene with the icy synthesizers of its goth forebears. But what separated the act from other leather-encased musicians in the depeche mode was Shannon Funchess, whose low and lush vocals added a fathoms-deep dimension to the project.
By Chris Kelly
By Chris Kelly
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