Bella Lune
Bella Lune is an American band formed in 2005, blending genres like EBM, industrial, and gothic rock to create an ethereal and captivating sound.
- Type
- Band
- Origin
- United States
- Country
- États-Unis
- Active since
- 2005
On KracRadio
Tracks in our library
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Face The Beat- Session 1
Face The Beat- Session 2
FAQ
About the artist
What is Bella Lune's musical genre?+
Bella Lune operates in genres such as EBM, industrial, ethereal wave, gothic rock, indie rock, and new wave.
When was Bella Lune formed?+
Bella Lune was formed in 2005.
What albums has Bella Lune released?+
Bella Lune has released albums such as "Chasing Shadows" (2024), "Stardust" (2019), and "Covers Vol. 1" (2018).
Where can I listen to Bella Lune's tracks?+
You can listen to Bella Lune's tracks on their KracRadio page.
What tracks by Bella Lune are featured on KracRadio?+
The tracks featured on KracRadio include "Hollow Hearts (Dystonix Mix - Radio Edit)" and "Dead Souls."
Biography
Story
Bella Lune is an American band formed in 2005, originating from the United States. The band operates in various genres such as EBM, industrial, ethereal wave, gothic rock, indie rock, and new wave. Their discography includes several albums, including "Chasing Shadows" (2024), "Stardust" (2019), "Covers Vol. 1" (2018), "Tranzendance" (2015), "Secrets" (2013), "Synesthesia" (2010), and "Abstracted Visions" (2008).
Bella Lune is also featured in KracRadio's programming with tracks like "Hollow Hearts (Dystonix Mix - Radio Edit) (Face The Beat- Session 2)" and "Dead Souls (Face The Beat- Session 1)". Their musical influences include iconic 80s bands such as The Cure, Joy Division, and Depeche Mode, contributing to their unique and dreamlike sound.
- —Formed in 2005 in the United States.
- —Blends genres like EBM, industrial, and gothic rock.
- —Discography includes albums like "Chasing Shadows" and "Stardust."
- —Featured on KracRadio with tracks like "Hollow Hearts" and "Dead Souls."
- —Influenced by 80s bands like The Cure and Joy Division.
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