Photos by Lu Kox
(Today, after a bit of a delay that’s our fault, we publish an interview by Comrade Aleks of guitarist Artur Szydło from the Polish metal band Kalt Vindur, whose new album released in January was reviewed here by our Andy Synn and is well worth your time.)
The Icelandic words “kalt vindur” translate as “cold wind”, and as you can imagine, it’s the most fitting name for a black metal band. Indeed, Kalt Vindur performs a sort of progressive and a bit “doomed” black metal, but they are based in Poland, not in Iceland. It doesn’t make their music less expressive, as the band’s third album Magna Mater is one of most remarkable releases I’ve heard in this year yet.
This 35-minute-long work was released by The Circle Music in January, so I suggest for you this interview with Artur Szydło (guitars) in case you skipped the release. At least watch the videos attached to the text; they transfer Kalt Vindur’s updated message clearly enough.