Construct of Lethe Woodbridge, Virginia
Construct of Lethe began in 2016 as an avenue for guitarist Tony Petrocelly to release music he had written for previous
bands that split up.
The band has constantly sought to evolve and expand their sound, and A Kindness Dealt in Venom is a testament to that. It introduces synth and electronic elements, symphonic instruments, and greatly expands on the noise/found sounds introduced in Exiler.
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