Birth, death, and all points between from the Danish changeling.
From the black metal of 2017’s to the progressive folk of 2020’s , Amalie Bruun – aka Myrkur – has been a musical shapeshifter, an artist for whom genre conventions are the starting point for she forms a union between the very different styles of her past work, producing an album that can drift and glide over the listener, or lurch out of the shadows screaming evil. Sometimes even within the same song.
