Zatokrev
Zatokrev formed in Kyiv in 2001 with bassist Evgeniy Yatsun, guitarist Sergey Pashchuk, and vocalist Igor Lykhachov. Their first album, 'Smutna Vesna,' came...
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Zatokrev formed in Kyiv in 2001 with bassist Evgeniy Yatsun, guitarist Sergey Pashchuk, and vocalist Igor Lykhachov. Their first album, 'Smutna Vesna,' came out in 2005 and set up their approach of mixing heavy metal with Ukrainian folk sounds. Later records like 'Virazhi' and 'Brodnik' added black metal and progressive rock elements to that foundation.
Songs like '...Zato Krev,' 'Alive,' and 'Bury the Ashes' show how they handle that blend. The lineup has changed over time, with guitarist Andrey Gutsul and drummer Anton Zagrebelny joining at some point. They've played festivals and shared bills with bands like Slayer and Cannibal Corpse.
But they've kept a steady output of albums and built a following for their particular take on metal.
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