Founding of the Temple of Doom and the birth of Planet Doom

 Temple of Doom was founded by members:

 Vector Duhast: Lead Vocalist and Wolv Da'mahge: Lead Guitarist. Additional members are: Jolf Xan, Rhythm Guitar, Vertika Buhn, drummer, and Noka Seruk, bass player. 

After a drunk rampage that invovled the death of 4 people, Vector Duhast attempted suicide but was saved by a medical team, he became addicted to drugs and alochol shortly after recovering. After being convinced to enter rehab, he met lead guitarist: Wolv Da'mahge, who had just gotten out of prison for anti-council propaganda on Opanious. The two found common ground on music and sounds in the Non-Citizen District. Vector knew of a bass player that had issues...being a bass player, one named Noka Seruk. Though he disliked the instrument, he grooved on it like nobody's business, he first rejected the other, and kept to himself for quite sometime. After the two put an ad out for a band, Vertika Buhn, a novice drummer at the time, asked to join. The Drummer's beauty was a no brainer addition to the band, with her aggressive hits on the snare, the 3 recorded a song together, then added the bass afterwards. It was when Vector shared the demo with Noka, that he joined out of pure disgust of how Wolv could play the bass. Wolv went on the hunt for a rhythm guitarist shortly after, he found a man named Jolf Xan, a once well known aspiring string player in the eastern city of Ikarous, retired after graduating Counil-Education. Jolf became a master dancer at an electronic arcade game called "Inter-Dancer 4: Domination" 

Holding the highest score in town was somehting he took pride in, Wolf convinced Jolf to try out rhythm guitar after he caught him playing a stringed instrument through a window. Jolf told Wolv to give him a week to see if he was even capable of such a thing.

After a few rehersals together, the band seemed to have a great chemistry. They formed

"Temple of Doom" and began playing gigs. 

The band made waves with it's brutal foundation that was carried by soft harmonic tones. focusing on an interstellar genre of sound, their music riffs became an instant hit with the more hardened music communities, and to top it off, the group is comprised of only humans. 

Adding to the fact that humans are an endangered species, they were granted many large venues for very cheap prices, thus enabling them blast off into the top metal charts.

Sadly, an unfortunate event transpired during one of the tours, an engine failure caused a collision on Danae, horrible news followed, if it could get any worse for the Temple of Doom fandom, it couldn't. The lead singer: Vector Duhast passed away from injuries. Shockwaves across the heavy community rang, and the only answer Wolv Da'mahge gave when asked what exactly went wrong, was that Duhast would want him to continue the band as if nothing happened. 

"Duhast didn't really dwell on the present, when we got drunk, he'd say 'don't wait, move on' - so we're doing exactly that. Our next album, that he wrote the title for, 'Planet Doom' is gonna be the name of the band in rememberence. We'll be looking for a new vocalist after this small break" 

After the break, a vocalist named Sitchen Craydven from Flesh Tsunami was recruited. Flesh Tsunami was another famed musical band several decades before the now Planet Doom came unto the scene. With Craydven holding the microphone, Planet Doom would take a new identity, and continue to produce music.