Ever wondered what brews in the mist-shrouded valleys near Besançon? Meet Kymris, a six-strong coven of melodic mayhem born in 2020 just a stone’s throw from La Combe de l’Homme Mort—a name that’d send shivers down a skeleton’s spine. These self-styled “alchemists” didn’t just stumble into the woods for a picnic; they’re here to conjure a sonic potion of pagan black art, blistering death metal, and—wait for it—modern twists that’ll make your eardrums howl. Talk about a recipe for chaos!
What’s their spellbook? Think crushing riffs, folklore-soaked lyrics, and a dash of je ne sais quoi that’d make even a medieval bard nod approvingly. Their debut anthology, Mythes et Légendes de la Comté, isn’t just an album—it’s a Sabbat party in audio form. Picture this: growls echoing through ancient oaks, drums pounding like a blacksmith’s hammer, and melodies that’d tempt a witch to swap her broomstick for a guitar.
But hey, don’t take my word for it. Dive into their world via Bandcamp or stalk ’em politely on Facebook. Trust me, these folks aren’t just playing metal—they’re forging it in some shadowy forge.
Kymris isn’t just a band; they’re a midnight ritual you’ll wanna RSVP to. Who needs black magic when you’ve got Kymris?
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