Heretical.Symphonic
Heretical Symphonic (formerly known as Muzzleloader) is equal parts Greg Llewellyn and Mark Edwards who write, perform, record, and produce the music together.
Mark Edwards also records music as Seria Mau. Greg Llewellyn records under the name FM Fiction as a solo project. With long-time friend Jason Powell, Greg started the Little Montana Records label and together the two are also in $100 Handgun and The Olympic Hopefuls. FM Fiction, $100 Handgun, The Olympic Hopefuls, and Little Montana Records (which some of it's recording artists are featured on their LMR MFT page). Each have their own pages here on Musical Family Tree, linked in the related bands section at the bottom or by clicking on the band names here.
Albums
5 songs
Alive is a new EP by Heretical Symphonic where five songs were chosen from their Muzzleloader albums and re-written and rerecorded. Mark's vocals and bass and Greg's guitar were performed live together and then Greg recorded the drums afterwards. All songs were written, performed, recorded, and produced by Greg Llewellyn and Mark Edwards.
15 songs
Heretical Symphonic's album The Cube is available on Spotify, Amazon, Apple Music, iTunes, Google Play and YouTube Music, as well as on their Bandcamp page.All songs were written, performed, recorded, and produced by Greg Llewellyn and Mark Edwards.A demo mix of the album was originally uploaded to MFT in 2015 but in 2018 some of the songs were re-written, new instruments recorded, and some instruments were taken out all together, to make the album and songs flow and sound better. Then the entire album was remixed and this is the final finished version of The Cube.
4 songs
We recorded 48 demos during our recording sessions for The Cube and we picked 15 of those songs to focus on and finish. The others were left unfinished and in various states of development. "Changing Shadows", "Super Scandal X", and "Snow Dreams" were from those sessions and were futher along then most of the others but didn't make the cut. We weren't sure where else to take them or if we wanted vocals or tweak some of the instruments, take away some or add new ones. Some of the songs that did make the album had alternate versions like this version of "Her Missing Bliss".