Dymna Lotva has delivered a multi-camera recording of its live performance at this year's Dark Easter Metal Meeting in Munich, Germany, on 30 March.
Dymna Lotva's vocalist Katsiaryna "Nokt Aeon" Mankevich enthuses: "The best Easter is Dark Easter! We hope that you will like this video as much as we enjoyed playing in Munich!"
The Belarus duo has more concerts to come (all currently confirmed dates are below. Dymna Lotva is performing in support of its current album, The Land Under The Black Wings: Blood (Зямля Пад Чорнымі Крыламі: Кроў), released in August 2023 via Prophecy Productions. Link
Dymna Lotva Live:
10 May 2024, Chorzów (PL), Leśniczówka
22 August 2024, Wałbrzych (PL), Metal Mine Festival
26 October 2024, Mannheim (DE), Atmospheric Arts III
02 November 2024, Wels (AT), The Sinister Feast
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