Dying Hydra Copenhagen, Denmark
Dying Hydra [ˈdaɪɪŋ ˈhaɪdrə] - a three-tentacled specimen of Hydra - arisen from the sludgy undergrounds of
Copenhagen.
The beyond-heavy trio - paralyze the audience with their heavy and immensely dirty soundscapes.
All members of the band have more than a decade of experience on the Danish metal scene.
Together, as mortals, they unfold the devastating heavy music of the immortal Hydra.
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