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Misþyrming

Misþyrming
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About

Misþyrming are a black metal band from Reykjavík, Iceland, formed in June 2013 by guitarist and vocalist D.G. (Dagur Gíslason) as a solo project. Their 2015 debut Söngvar elds og óreiðu drew immediate international attention and is widely regarded as a landmark of the Icelandic black metal scene; the band went on to release Algleymi (2019) and Með hamri (2022), each critically acclaimed and signed to the French label Norma Evangelium Diaboli. Alongside peers such as Svartidauði and Sinmara, they helped put Reykjavík on the global extreme metal map, and their reputation for ferocious live performances has kept them a fixture at major European festivals.

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Facebook followers
3
studio albums released (2015-2022)
84+
concerts played (all-time, per Songkick)

What's new

  • 2026-07

    Misþyrming are currently touring across 6 countries with 10+ upcoming concerts, including Wacken Open Air (Germany) and Summer Dying Loud (Poland).

  • 2026

    The band is confirmed for Brutal Assault 2026 in Jaroměř, Czech Republic (August 7) and Party San Open Air in Schlotheim, Germany (August 6).

  • 2025-04

    Misþyrming performed at the Underground for the Masses festival in Bucharest, Romania.

  • 2024-11

    Misþyrming played Messe des Morts XII in Montreal, Canada in late November 2024.

  • 2022-12

    Third album Með hamri (meaning 'With a Hammer') was released on December 16, 2022 via Norma Evangelium Diaboli, featuring new drummer Magnús Skúlason from Svartidauði.

Tour

RâșnovWackenSchlotheimBalveŁódźLeónDresdenPragueJaroměřHelsinkiKortrijkScarboroughLichtenfelsNamur

Tracks

Söngvar elds og óreiðudebut album (2015), named one of the best metal albums of 2015 by Stereogum; widely considered a landmark of Icelandic black metal
Algleymisecond album (2019), critically acclaimed as one of the best metal albums of 2019; marked a melodic evolution of the band's sound
Með hamrithird album (2022), described by D.G. as 'the darkest album of the band; violent, with dark soundscapes'
Hofeight-minute track from the 2017 split EP with Sinmara; bridges the dissonance of the debut with emerging melodic elements
Aftakaclosing track on Með hamri, highlighted by multiple critics for its sustained brutal intensity

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