Lilith is a sonic force born from the shadows, weaving a dark tapestry of gothic rock’s brooding elegance, grunge’s raw emotional grit, and psycho-billy’s eerie, theatrical swagger. Fronted by the mesmerizing, jet-black-haired siren (and namesake of the band) whose haunting vocals shift from sultry whispers to soul-shattering wails, Lilith channels the restless spirits of Poe, Rossetti, and Kipling, in the band's debut EP, into a sound that’s both timeless and fiercely modern. Formed in the misty underbelly of a forgotten city, the band—comprising reverb-drenched guitars, pulsating upright bass, and primal drumbeats—conjures a world where despair, temptation, and the supernatural collide.

Their music is a descent into haunted palaces, cursed orchards, and sunken cities, with songs like Nevermore’s Shadow, Crimson Windows, Fruit of the Damned, Eternal Eyes, Throne of the Deep, Moonlit Knock, and Lady of Ash capturing the raw ache of lost love, the thrill of forbidden desire, and the chill of ghostly presences. Lilith’s live performances are a ritual of intensity, with their enigmatic front-woman commanding the stage like a specter, her eyes burning with defiance and sorrow.