October Noir Pensacola, Florida
Formed by Tom Noir in 2017 and from Pensacola, Florida. Tom solidified the path into the genres of Goth, Doom, Rock, and Metal. Drawing from influences such as Type O Negative, The Cure, 80s Hair Metal, Lycia, Danzig, and The Sisters of Mercy in order to create a thundering, deep, and dark resonance found in the naturistic platforms of pain, love, death, and spirituality. ... more
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