Morgana Lefay is a Swedish heavy metal band known for their potent blend of thrash and power metal, punctuated by their penchant for mystical and supernatural themes. Formed in the coastal town of Bollnäs in 1986 initially under the name Damage, they underwent several name changes before settling on Morgana Lefay—a reference to the Arthurian enchantress. The band was co-founded by Charles Rytkönen (vocals) and Tony Eriksson (guitars), who together have served as the creative core and consistent members throughout the shifting lineup across the years.

Their discography started to gain international attention with the release of "Knowing Just as I" in 1993, solidifying their place within the metal music scene with its rousing guitar riffs and raw vocal power. What followed was a series of acclaimed albums such as "The Secret Doctrine" (1993), "Sanctified" (1995), and the concept-heavy "Maleficium" (1996), earning them a dedicated following within the metal community. Known for their intense live performances and lyrical depth, Morgana Lefay continued to churn out powerful music with the release of "Grand Materia" in 2005, a testament to their musical evolution and enduring legacy. Despite periods of hiatus and lineup changes, the band's commitment to their signature sound and their fans remains unwavering, as evidenced by their latest work, "Aberrations of the Mind" in 2007, an album that showcases their intricate compositional skills and solidifies their status as stalwarts of the metal genre.