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Dystera
Dystera formed in Stockholm in 2019 around vocalist and songwriter Helena Iren Michaelsen. The band includes guitarist Victor Brandt, bassist Johan Brolin,...
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Dystera formed in Stockholm in 2019 around vocalist and songwriter Helena Iren Michaelsen. The band includes guitarist Victor Brandt, bassist Johan Brolin, and drummer Max Thornell.
Their debut album 'The Lost Chapters' came out in 2021, followed by 'A Traveler's Destination' in 2023. The title track from that second album, along with songs like 'Hopeles' and 'Judgement of the wise,' show their mix of melodic death metal and atmospheric rock.
Some listeners have found their music dark, but the band has kept working with those themes of loss and searching.
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