Prophecy Fest has added Myrkur, an eclectic band by Danish multi-instrumentalist and singer Amalie Bruun, based on black metal and traditional Nordic music, to its 2025 line-up.
Martin Koller comments: "Myrkur are the perfect act to complement the celebration of dark sonic diversity that is Prophecy Fest. The work of Amalie Bruun is fascinating, yet not easily pinned down stylistically and her band is constantly evolving, which is representing the festival's spirit well".
For now confirmed bands (in alphabetical order): Arthur Brown, Autumnblaze, Darkher, Dornenreich, Enslaved, Gràb, Imha Tarikat, Kall, Kayo Dot, Moonspell, Myrkur, Nytt Land, Soror Dolorosa, and The Vision Bleak. Link
PROPHECY FEST - Adds Myrkur To Its 2025 Line-Up
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