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Band Timeline

2009

Formation of Lorna Shore

Lorna Shore was formed in early 2009 in New Jersey by Jeff Moskovciak. The band’s name was inspired by a minor love interest of Batman from the Batman Confidential series. During its initial phase, the band’s sound was rooted in metalcore, evident in their early works.
2010

Release of Debut EP 'Triumph'

In October 2010, Lorna Shore released their first EP titled 'Triumph'. This record showcased a metalcore sound before the band transitioned more heavily into deathcore in their later releases. The debut EP marked the band's formal introduction to the heavy music scene.
2012

Shift to Deathcore with EP 'Bone Kingdom'

In February 2012, Lorna Shore released their second EP 'Bone Kingdom', which represented the band's first solid foray into the deathcore genre, integrating progressive styles. This marked a pivotal moment in their sound evolution toward heavier, more technical music.
2013

Release of EP 'Maleficium' with Black Metal Influences

December 2013 saw the release of Lorna Shore's third EP, 'Maleficium', which incorporated black metal influences, diverging from their prior metalcore and deathcore sounds. The music video for the single 'Godmaker' gained notable popularity on YouTube, increasing the band's visibility. The EP was re-released in March 2014 by Density Records.
2015

Debut Studio Album 'Psalms' Released

On June 9, 2015, Lorna Shore released their debut full-length album 'Psalms' through Density Records. Produced by Will Putney, the album solidified their deathcore style and followed extensive touring with prominent bands in the genre, helping build a substantial fan base.
2016

Signing with Outerloop Records and Release of Singles

In September 2016, Lorna Shore signed with Outerloop Records, and on November 17 they released the single 'Denounce the Light'. This period initiated preparations for their second studio album and showed a commitment to follow their evolving deathcore direction.
2017

Second Album 'Flesh Coffin' and Bassist Departure

Lorna Shore released their second studio album 'Flesh Coffin' on February 17, 2017. The album was produced by Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland and maintained their deathcore sound with a mix of technical and atmospheric elements. Early 2017 also saw the departure of bassist Gary Herrera, who left due to loss of interest in music.
2018

Vocalist Tom Barber Departs and CJ McCreery Joins

Vocalist Tom Barber left the band in April 2018 to join Chelsea Grin, leading Lorna Shore to recruit CJ McCreery from Signs of the Swarm as their new vocalist. The band released singles 'This Is Hell' and 'Darkest Spawn' while continuing touring, including the Summer Slaughter Tour, which expanded their exposure in the deathcore scene.
2019

Lineup Changes and Signing with Century Media

In 2019, guitarist Connor Deffley departed, reducing the band temporarily to a three-piece. They signed with Century Media Records and announced their upcoming album 'Immortal'. Later that year, Andrew O'Connor joined as rhythm guitarist. However, CJ McCreery was abruptly fired in late December following serious allegations against him.
2020

Release of Third Album 'Immortal'

In 2020, Lorna Shore released their third studio album 'Immortal'. The album continued to showcase the band's brutal and technical deathcore style. The band also underwent another lineup change bringing in vocalist Will Ramos, who became integral to the band's revitalization and rising prominence.
2021

Breakthrough Single 'To the Hellfire'

In 2021, Lorna Shore gained significant attention with the release of their single 'To the Hellfire'. The track was noted for its intense technicality, guttural vocals, and orchestral elements, elevating the band's profile worldwide and introducing them to a new generation of deathcore fans.
2022

Release of Fourth Album 'Pain Remains'

On October 14, 2022, Lorna Shore released their fourth studio album, 'Pain Remains', through Century Media Records. This album marked the first to feature vocalist Will Ramos, rhythm guitarist Andrew O’Connor, and bassist Michael Yager. The album was critically acclaimed for redefining modern deathcore with its ambitious and expansive sound, solidifying Lorna Shore's position at the forefront of the genre.

Albums

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Psalms
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2015
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Flesh Coffin
10 tracks
2017
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Immortal
10 tracks
2020
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Immortal (Instrumental)
10 tracks
2021
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Pain Remains
10 tracks
2022
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Pain Remains (instrumental)
10 tracks
2023
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2024
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Members

Current

Name
Begin
Occupation

Adam De Micco

2010

Guitar

Andrew O’Connor

2019

Guitar

Michael Yager

2021

Bass guitar

Will Ramos

2021

Lead vocals

Austin Archey

2012

Drums (drum set)

History

Name
Begin
End
Occupation

Tom Barber

2010
2018

Lead vocals

CJ McCreery

2018
2019

Lead vocals

Andrew O’Connor

2019
2021

Bass guitar

Adam De Micco

2017
2021

Bass guitar

Connor Deffley

2014
2019

Guitar

Gary Herrera

2010
2016

Bass guitar

Connor Deffley

2017
2019

Bass guitar

Adam De Micco

2011
2015

Guitar

Story of Lorna Shore

Lorna Shore: A Deathcore Force From New Jersey

Lorna Shore, hailing from the Garden State, emerged onto the deathcore scene in 2009. While their roots are firmly planted in metalcore, they quickly evolved, embracing the brutal sounds of deathcore and becoming a force to be reckoned with.

Their journey has been marked by relentless innovation and lineup changes, a testament to their dedication to pushing boundaries.

From Metalcore to Deathcore Kings:

Their early days saw them releasing the metalcore-infused "Triumph" EP in 2010. But it was their second EP, "Bone Kingdom," that truly solidified their shift toward deathcore, introducing a progressive edge to their sound.

They continued their evolution with the release of their third EP, "Maleficium," in December 2013, solidifying their place as a prominent force in the deathcore scene.

The Current Era:

Currently, Lorna Shore is led by the powerful vocals of Will Ramos, backed by the masterful musicianship of guitarist Adam De Micco, drummer Austin Archey, rhythm guitarist Andrew O'Connor, and bassist Michael Yager. This lineup is known for their 2021 hit single "To The Hellfire," a sonic assault that propelled them to new heights of recognition.

A Legacy of Albums and EPs:

Since their rise, Lorna Shore has released four studio albums: "Psalms" (2015), "Flesh Coffin" (2017), "Immortal" (2020), and "Pain Remains" (2022). They also have four EPs under their belt, showcasing their diverse musical approach.

The Legacy Continues:

Although no original members remain in the band, Lorna Shore's legacy continues to grow. They are a testament to the power of evolution and the unwavering dedication required to reach the pinnacle of the deathcore scene. From their early metalcore roots to their current mastery of brutal sonic landscapes, Lorna Shore continues to be a driving force in the world of extreme music.

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