YELLOW EYES, ULTHA - Praha

09 / 04 / 2026 / PRAHA / SUBZERO PRAGUE

New York dissonance and Cologne melancholy in one package. Yellow Eyes and Ultha bring the very best of modern atmospheric black metal to Prague. April 9, 2026, Subzero. An intense sonic plunge for those who seek real depth within walls of noise.

Yellow Eyes are synonymous with black metal that breathes. The Skarstad brothers from Brooklyn don’t just rely on classic tremolo picking—they weave field recordings from remote corners of the world into their music, creating an organic, unsettlingly alive sound. Their body of work, peaking with albums like Rare Field Ceiling and the latest release Confusion Gate, deliberately avoids genre clichés. Instead, it offers complex, dissonant layers that feel more like a fever dream in the middle of the Siberian wilderness than a conventional club show. This is music for listeners who look to metal for intellectual stimulation as well as raw, elemental power.

Germany’s Ultha represent the emotional counterweight—their take on black metal is monumental, drawn-out, and deeply melancholic. The Cologne-based five-piece have earned their status as one of Europe’s most important bands in the genre through their ability to transform inner pain into epic compositions that rarely dip below the ten-minute mark. Their latest record, All That Has Never Been True, is a masterclass in atmosphere-building, where black metal aggression meets the sensitivity of post-punk and darkwave. Live, Ultha operate as an unforgiving monolith, swallowing you whole and releasing you only with the final second of their cathartic set.

For seekers of sonic absolutes and fans of labels like Gilead Media or Vendetta Records, this is a mandatory journey.

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