Mgla
Mgła formed in Poland in 2000, a time when the local black metal scene was still finding its footing. The band's early work developed in relative obscurity,...
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Mgła formed in Poland in 2000, a time when the local black metal scene was still finding its footing. The band's early work developed in relative obscurity, with their debut album 'Groza' arriving in 2008. They followed it with 'With Hearts Toward None' in 2012 and 'Exercises in Futility' in 2015.
Their music operates in atmospheric black metal territory, with tracks like 'Exercises In Futility' and 'Age Of Excuse I' building dense, immersive soundscapes. The lineup includes Mikołaj Żentara on vocals and guitar, Maciej Kowalski on bass, Krzysztof Drabikowski on drums, and Bartłomiej Krysiuk on guitar.
Mgła denied the accusations, maintaining their lyrics weren't intended to promote hatred or discrimination.
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