The Shroud

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The Shroud is a five-piece gothic rock band with neo-pagan leanings.^{[citation needed]}

The band formed in Samhain in 1991, with the original lineup composed of Lydia Fortner's all-female death rock band, The Shroudettes. The Shroud have since been featured in many underground magazines, such as Carpe Noctem, Outburn, and Ghastly in the US, Blurred Victorian Child in the UK, Marble Moon in Italy, and The Scarecrow in France.^{[citation needed]} The band's videos appear in New York's Propaganda Videozine compilation, Volume 2.

Contents 1 Discography 1.1 Original releases 1.2 Compilations and covers 1.3 Side projects

[edit] Discography

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[edit] Original releases

• 1992: Drowning Dreams EP (cassette)
• 1996: Long Ago and Far Away
• 1998: A Dark Moon Night
• 2002: In the Garden
• 2005: Drowning Dreams (CD)

[edit] Compilations and covers

• 100 Tears: A Tribute to the Cure
• The Passion of Covers: A Tribute to Bauhaus
• Reflections In The Looking Glass: A Tribute To Siouxsie And The Banshees
• First, Last, and Forever: A Tribute to The Sisters of Mercy
• Songs From The Wasteland: A Tribute to the Mission U.K.

• Goth Box
• Hex Files vol. 1
• Hex Files vol. 2
• Gothic Rock 2
• Goths Undead
• The Fallen Angel: Kyrandia's First Gate
• Songs to Wake the Dead
• Dracula: King of Vampires
• Witchcraft: A Gothic Compilation
• Propaganda Videozine vol. 2: Blood Countess

[edit] Side projects

• Solace
• Bev
• Supreme Love Gods