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Pridian | |
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 Pridian, 2022, after filming the music video to their debut single "Soft Gold" | |
| Background information | |
| Origin |  Estonia |
| Genres | Modern metal |
| Years active | 2018 - present |
| Members |
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| Website | pridianband.com |
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Pridian is a modern metal band from Estonia, created originally in 2018 under the name ÆØNS.[1] The band consists of four members, vocalist Laur Lindmäe, guitarist Jörg-Erik Hanikat, guitarist Martin Randalu and drummer Robert Leht.[2]
Members edit
- Laur Lindmäe - vocalist
- Jörg-Erik Hanikat - guitarist
- Martin Randalu - guitarist
- Robert Leht - drummer
Biography edit
In their music, Pridian paint soundscapes interwoven with modern and industrial metal.[3]
Their debut album "The Rotten Unknown", released under the name ÆØNS in June 2021, was also nominated in the "Metal Album of the Year" category at the Estonian Music Awards.[4]
With their low-tuned riffs and industrial electronic sounds, Pridian can rock stages and move crowds. Although the addition of cinematic and electronic instrumentation is an important part of their sound, the band's main theme and inspiration comes from what they experience and feel around them.[5] In addition, Pridian draws its sound and messages from other creative works, a world in turmoil and the need for continuous self-development.[6]
Pridian has performed at Estonia's biggest metal festivals: Hard Rock Laager, Barbar Feast and Tallinn Music Week. The band has also shared the stage with bigger foreign artists such as Humanity's Last Breath and Atlas.[7] In the 18 months, the band has released five video singles and their debut EP called "Cybergnosis".
Discography edit
The band has so far released their debut EP "Cybergnosis" under the name Pridian. The EP consists of 5 singles, each with music videos.
Singles
References edit
- ^ Brief History of Pridian by BraveWords
- ^ Pridian's lineup by Metal Head Rock
- ^ Metal Devastation Radio describes Pridian
- ^ List of nominees at EMAs 2022
- ^ GigRadar introducing Pridian
- ^ "Pridian Bio".
- ^ Humanity's Last Breath, Atlas, Pridian
- ^ "Soft Gold" Official Music Video
- ^ "Deadfall" Official Music Video
- ^ "Disgust" Official Music Video
- ^ "Tetsuo" Official Music Video
- ^ "Hive Mind" Official Music Video
External links edit
Category:Musical groups from Estonia Category:Modern metal bands