Coph Nia
Coph Nia is a Finnish band that started putting out music in the late 1990s. Their name means "Angry Bird" in the Sami language. The group includes Niko...
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Coph Nia is a Finnish band that started putting out music in the late 1990s. Their name means "Angry Bird" in the Sami language. The group includes Niko Skorpio on vocals and guitar, Timo Kaltio on bass, and Roope Latvala on drums.
Their 1999 single "Hymn to Lucifer" drew attention for its lyrics, which treat Lucifer as a symbol of rebellion against religious authority. That song, along with others like "Hymn to Pan" and "Our Lady Of The Stars," appears on their debut album of the same name. They've released several more records since, including The Medusa's Gaze in 2002 and The Black Sun in 2006.
Their sound mixes black metal with industrial and gothic elements, creating a heavy, atmospheric backdrop for their themes.
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