Mörk Gryning

Sweden’s Mörk Gryning (this means “dark dawn”) was formed in the early-’90s from the multi-talented duo of Goth Gorgon (guitars, bass, keyboards, screams) and Draakh Kimera (vocals, guitars, keyboards, drums), who go about saving their ambitiously organic black metallic on 1995’s Tusen År Har Gått… and 1997’s Come back Fire. Struggling to discover capable music artists to circular out a trusted touring lineup (among various other complications), Mörk Gryning’s profession stalled for a couple of years before 2001’s long-awaited third opus, Maelstrom Chaos. Keeping track of using guitarist Avatar, bassist Jonas Berndts, and drummer Nagys, the album’s grand sonic eyesight didn’t disappoint, and countless brand-new fans were changed into the group’s trigger during their effective performance at another year’s Wacken Open up Air Festival. Arrive 2003’s equally different fourth effort, Bits of Primal Expressionism, Mörk Gryning acquired returned to a far more economical duo structure, with just Aeon (synths, mellotron) added for support.