In Loving Memory Bilbao, Spain
In Loving Memory started in 2005. In 2006 recorded a demo.
In 2008 the 1st self-released album,
“Tragedy & Moon”, was released.
In 2010, the band signed to Bad Moon Man Music, for the 2nd studio album, “Negation Of Life”.
In 2014 the band signed to House of Ashes Productions for a mini-cd, “Redemption”.
In 2021, the band signed to Funere label for the 3rd studio album, “The Withering”
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