Lullacry was a Finnish gothic metal band known for their melodic yet heavy sound, which captivated audiences from their inception in the late 1990s until their disbandment in the 2010s. The band was originally formed in Helsinki, Finland, and they quickly made a name for themselves in the metal community. With their charismatic lead vocalist Tanja Lainio joining the group in 2002, her powerful voice became a defining element of the band's identity, complementing the driving guitar riffs and emotive lyrics that Lullacry became known for.

Lullacry's discography showcases a consistent evolution in their musical style, with early works such as "Be My God" and later albums like "Crucify My Heart" and "Vol. 4" illustrating growth in their songwriting and instrumental complexity. The band's fifth and final studio album, "Where Angels Fear," released in 2012, was met with positive reviews and marked a triumphant return after a period of inactivity. Their songs such as "Hell On High Heels," "Thousand Suns," and "Bad Blood" demonstrate the band's ability to blend memorable hooks with an aggressive edge. The remastered version of "Sweet Desire" also serves as a testament to Lullacry's enduring appeal, even after their split, and ensures that the band's legacy continues to resonate with fans of the genre.