Miserium Budapest, Hungary
We are Miserium:
Álmos Iványi - vocals, guitars, keys
Szabolcs Tari - vocals,
guitars
Zsolt Renge - bass
Péter Tóth - drums
We are playing progressive metal with hint of dark atmosphere, a touch of Gothenburg death metal riffing, some tainted with hard rock, funky, baroque and reggae influences - all there to create a diverse, unique musical landscape and strong support of our lyrics.
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