Prophecy Fest has added four more artists for the 2025 edition of the three-day event: Northern English magic weavers Darkher will return with new material to the Cave of Balve, as will Bavarian black metal linguists Gràb. Some more black metal comes from the German scene's fast risers Imha Tarikat, while Siberian folk shamans Nytt Land will give their debut performance at this ancient location of sorcery from the ice age until early medieval times.
Martin Koller, the founder of the fest, comments: "Prophecy Fest is a celebration of sonic diversity within the framework of dark stirring music and our billing should always reflect that. We believe that we are coming a step closer to achieving that aim in 2025 with this announcement. Hopefully, you agree with us".
So far, these acts have been confirmed: Arthur Brown, Darkher, Dornenreich, Gràb, Imha Tarikat, Kall, Moonspell, Nytt Land, Soror Dolorosa, and The Vision Bleak. Link
PROPHECY FEST - Adds Four More Bands
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