KŁY

Enigmatic trio KŁY return with a new, and their second album. Entitled “Wyrzyny”, the album will be released on 8 May 2020 via Pagan Records.

Watch the album teaser here:

Although Kły were established in 1997, the band released their first demo, “Taran-Gai”, only in 2017. A year later they released their debut album “Szczerzenie” which was received positively by both the media and listeners.

“Wyrzyny” was created over a period of several months, with the recording, mixing and mastering taken care of once again by Nihil at Czyściec Studio. The album is a 6-track monolith of shamanism and the magic of mushrooms, with the poetry of Miron Białoszewski and the forest in the background.

The musicians behind the project comment:

“Wyrzyny” is a compact, coherent story, with an introduction, development and ending, suitable for listening as one whole album. Individual tracks do not have the same impact as the album in its entirety. Must be listened to from number 1 to 6.”

Track list:
1. Burza (My rozgwiazdy)
2. Nadwołkowyjskiej nocy liczba pojedyńcza
3. Krajobraz jako oko
4. Trójząb
5. Gwiezdny wiatr
6. Zakorzenienie

“Wyrzyny” will be available in the following formats: Digipak CD, Clear LP, Black LP, Digital.

Pre-order: https://tinyurl.com/y93y6qxg

Poland’s mysterious black metal trio KŁY released their debut album “Szczerzenie” on 20 April 2018 via Pagan Records, in digital and digipack CD formats. Orders are available at https://bit.ly/2GSGOPL.

Stream “Szczerzenie” exclusively via Indy Metal Vault, at this location.

Although Kły were established in 1997, the band released their first demo, “Taran-Gai”, only last year. Their first full-length release, “Szczerzenie”, was recorded at the turn of 2017/18 at Czyściec studio with Nihil (Furia, Morowe etc.) handling production and mixing duties.

The album consists of six tracks that are difficult to categorise under one genre. At the roots of the album lies melancholic Burzum-like black metal richly interwoven with different sounds. The band themselves compared those different sounds to the music of Hypothermia, Lifelover, Austere, Grey Waters or even the early works of Ulver, Unholy, Katatonia or Anathema. Kły have a broad spectrum of musical influences; however, black metal, the mountains, the forest and shamanism are the driving force.