myrath

Forged between two worlds, France and Tunisia, Myrath has become one of the most fascinating forces in modern metal. With a sound that blends razor-sharp riffs, cinematic orchestrations, and the hypnotic pulse of African, Indian, and European traditions, their music is not the result of deliberate fusion but the natural outcome of musicians shaped by diverse roots and experiences. The result is an unmistakable signature so distinctive that fans and critics alike simply call it Blazing Desert Metal. What makes their story compelling is not only their music, but the way it was born through fire and struggle. During the Tunisian revolution, while the streets outside burned with uncertainty, Myrath was writing what would become Tales of the Sands (2011). By day, they defended their homes and families; by night, they composed music of resilience, conviction, and hope. That spirit of survival and creativity is woven into every note they play. From those turbulent beginnings, Myrath rose to international stages, captivating audiences from the legendary Hellfest in France to festivals and venues across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Their live shows are more than concerts; they are immersive journeys where East and West collide in a blaze of sound and vision. In 2022, the band made history by performing at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, reaching millions of viewers far beyond the borders of the metal scene. Their 2024 release Karma marked a rebirth: a massive, bombastic album filled with soaring choruses, crushing riffs, and Zaher Zorgati’s most impassioned vocal performance to date. Hailed as their most direct and engaging record, it demonstrated Myrath’s ability to evolve while staying true to their essence. But Myrath is not looking back. A new chapter is already on the horizon: in 2026, the band will unveil their most ambitious work yet, featuring a special duet with Elize Ryd from the band Amaranthe. This forthcoming album promises to push their sound even further,