This performance will be remembered as the first independent concert of a heavy metal band at Harpa – Iceland’s most prestigious concert hall. According to its official website, “Harpa is one of Reykjavík’s most striking landmarks and a centre of cultural and social life in the very heart of the city. Harpa is a tourist destination and an award-winning work of art that has been visited by millions of people since opening in 2011”...

Tupolev to grający ciężkiego rocka zespół z Ostrołęki, debiutujący niedawno za sprawą albumu „Ślepy/Głuchy/Niemy”. Złożona z doświadczonych muzyków grupa hołduje klasycznej odmianie gatunku, wzbudzając zainteresowanie fanów takich dźwięków i zbierając bardzo pozytywne recenzje. O genezie powstania zespołu, zaskakującej zmianie personalnej już po nagraniu albumu oraz wywołującej w pewnych kręgach kontrowersje nazwie rozmawiamy z gitarzystami Mordertzą (Marek Macierakowski) i Sesylem (Przemysław Cikacz) oraz wokalistą Tomikiem (Tomasz Samsel)...

If Týr could do it in Faroese, why couldn’t the Icelandic Dimma raise the interest of the Polish audience? They have a reliable line-up, six heavy metal studio albums, an attractive scenic presence, a passion and a love for music, and plenty of new ideas. They are a mature band, that can be enjoyed and appreciated even more. The co-founder of the band, Silli Geirdal, answers our questions...

I have been impatiently waiting for the concert of the Icelandic band Dimma. The show, planned for 8th October in the prestigious concert hall Harpa (Reykjavík), would accompany the premiere of their newest album “Þögn”. I was expecting a fantastic heavy metal show, with the most magnificent rock band in this part of the world, in their top shape. During the week before the event Silli Geirdal (Dimma’s bassist and co-founder) gave an interview in writing, and a day before, Ingó (guitarist and co-founder, Silli’s brother) offered to find “a few minutes” backstage at Harpa, to elaborate on the answers...