Lost in Thought

Lost in Thought is a five-piece progressive metal band from Wales (UK). The band formed in Swansea in late 2007.

Lost In Thought
OriginSwansea, United Kingdom
Genres
Years active2007–Current
LabelsInner Wound Records
Associated actsDream Theater, Anubis Gate, Delain, Serenity, Circus Maximus, Seventh Wonder, Threshold, Pagan's Mind, Queensrÿche, Aeon Zen, James LaBrie, Symphony X
WebsiteOfficial website
MembersDeane Lazenby
David Grey
Diego Zapatero
Josh Heard
Chris Billingham

To date the band have recorded their debut album 'Opus Arise' which has been released through Inner Wound Records. The band announced in April 2013 that their 2nd album has been abandoned and Lost In Thought had come to an end announcing that the band "was pretty much torn into two halves."

In January 2016 the band announced that they had reformed and that a second album was in the works.

History

Lost In Thought formed in late 2007 when David Grey and Simon Pike embarked on a quest to find other musicians to compose and perform progressive tinged music with and found Greg Baker and Chris Billingham. After completing their line-up with vocalist Nate Loosemore, the band recorded a demo EP early 2010 which secured them a management deal with Intromental Worldwide. After a few months in the studio recording 'Opus Arise' the band's management secured them a record deal with Inner Wound Records in Sweden.

Nate Loosemore and David Grey reformed Lost In Thought in January 2016 and began working on their next album. 2016 saw the return of founding member and drummer Chris Billingham. He returned to the band after a recovery following a road traffic collision in 2011. In November 2016 Lost In Thought announced the departure of Nate Loosemore and introduced Deane Lazenby as the new lead singer. In June 2017 Diego Zapatero (keyboards) joined the band.

Band members

Discography

  • Opus Arise (2011)
  • Renascence (2018)
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