In a recent chat with Mystifier, the band delved into their journey and shared insights into their music and experiences. Mystifier recently released a two-part mini-documentary, ‘Mystifier – Two days in the Capital of Death Metal,’ showcasing their time in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Reflecting on the roots of the Brazilian Heavy Metal scene, Mystifier highlighted the influence of bands like Sepultura and Sarcófago in shaping the underground music culture. The band emphasized the importance of preserving this legacy and acknowledging Brazil’s significant role in Extreme Metal globally.
The documentary also offered a glimpse into the band’s behind-the-scenes moments, including rehearsals, a departure from the typical secrecy some bands maintain. Mystifier’s openness and willingness to share their journey aim to connect with fans on a more personal level. Beelzeebubth, a member of the band, expressed a genuine passion for the Metal Underground culture, emphasizing the band’s commitment beyond mere financial gains.
Discussing their album ‘Protogoni Mavri Magiki Dynasteia,’ Mystifier shed light on the Greek title’s origins, attributing it to their interactions with other bands like Rotting Christ during a European tour. Beelzeebubth, also working on a solo project, revealed that music serves as a therapeutic outlet during challenging times, such as the ongoing pandemic. Despite the struggles, the band remains dedicated to creating music that resonates with their audience.
The conversation with Mystifier delved into the band’s early days, reminiscing about the thrill of forming a band with friends. Beelzeebubth expressed a sense of disillusionment with the modern world, drawing inspiration from the avant-garde spirit of the ’80s. The band’s commitment to their craft and authenticity shines through, reflecting a deep-rooted passion for their art.
When asked about the music industry’s surprises, Beelzeebubth lamented the prevalence of digital recording, advocating for the enduring appeal of analog methods. Reflecting on the challenges of touring and being confined during the pandemic, the band sees music as a means to connect with their global fanbase and express their creativity.
Mystifier’s aesthetic choices, from tattoos to band tees, play a significant role in their identity within the metal community. While acknowledging the importance of aesthetics, Beelzeebubth emphasized that attitude and ideology are equally crucial in defining a band’s identity and music.
Looking ahead, Mystifier plans to release a live album and new material, showcasing their dedication to evolving their sound and reaching a broader audience. The band’s unwavering commitment to their craft and their fans underscores their enduring impact on the metal scene. As they navigate the challenges of the music industry, Mystifier remains steadfast in their pursuit of creating authentic and powerful music experiences for their listeners.
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