Empyrios

Empyrios is an Italian power/progressive/thrash metal band formed in 2001 by mastermind Simone Mularoni and his friend Matteo Mastroianni. The band's name is inspired by the first heaven in Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy. Empyrios has released two notable albums: "And the Rest is Silence" in 2007 and "The Glorious Sickness" in 2008. The band's lineup includes Simone Bertozzi on bass, Emanuele Casali on keyboards, and Silvio Mancini on vocals. Empyrios is known for its diverse musical influences, blending elements from various genres to create a unique sound.

Empyrios has been active for over two decades, maintaining a strong presence in the progressive metal scene. Their music often features complex technical aspects, reflecting their perfectionist approach to composition and performance. The band's style is characterized by its eclectic blend of metal subgenres, making them stand out in the Italian metal scene. Despite their technical prowess, Empyrios aims to create music that is both accessible and engaging, often incorporating a wide range of musical influences into their work.

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