Lux Eterna du Mal
Lux Eterna du Mal formed in 2007 with vocalist Anahita Shams, guitarist Alesander Hvarg, bassist Alexeï Knyshev, and drummer Yoni Azarzia. They released their...
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Lux Eterna du Mal formed in 2007 with vocalist Anahita Shams, guitarist Alesander Hvarg, bassist Alexeï Knyshev, and drummer Yoni Azarzia. They released their debut album 'The Vampiric Holocaust' in 2010, followed by 'The Feast of the Wicked' in 2012 and 'Death in a Black Veil' in 2015.
Their music explores vampiric and occult themes, with songs like 'Vampiric Majesty' and 'Kill For Satan' reflecting this direction. The band's performances often incorporate ritualistic elements and elaborate costumes.
While their lyrics and imagery have drawn criticism at times, the lineup has remained consistent since their formation. They work in a space where symphonic metal meets gothic horror, creating a particular atmosphere that has found its audience within heavy metal circles.
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