Born of Osiris is coming back to Poland! The Americans will perform on 9 May in Krakow's Hype Park, a day later in Gdynia's Ucho club and on 17 May in Warsaw's Hybrydy. They will be preceded by brutal Ingested combining deathcore with slam death metal, prog metal duo Entheos and Portuguese The Voynich Code.

Born of Osiris is one of the leading exponents of modern progressive music. Formed in 2003 in the Chicago suburbs, the band became famous for a completely different approach to deathcore than other bands at the time. Broken rhythms, synthesisers, aggressive riffs turning into beautiful melodies are just a few of the elements that make up the incredible show that the Americans present every time they perform live. However, the band has undergone an organic evolution - a progressive development that has allowed them to go to the next level. The group has six studio albums to their credit and their latest release is 2021's 'Angel or Alien', winning the hearts of fans.

Ingested creates an eminently brutal blend of deathcore and slam death metal that is hard to pass by. Formed in 2006, the Manchester-based band have been shaping the extreme metal scene for years, combining technical precision with relentless aggression. Their music is a mix of crushing riffs, relentless vocals and intense blast beats that define their unique sound. Their future seems as exciting as their past achievements. They have seven studio albums to their credit, the most recent being 'The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams' from last year.

Entheos are an American duo who, since their formation in 2015, have been exploring the boundaries of progressive death metal and technical brutality. Their music is a unique combination of intense aggression, virtuosic skill and atmospheric and electronic elements. With their original approach to composition and innovative sound, they have quickly gained recognition in the metal scene. Entheos, despite their relatively short existence, have released three albums that have established them in the progressive metal scene. The most recent of these is 2023's Time Will Take Us All.

Portugal's The Voynich Code are taking no prisoners. Formed in Lisbon in 2013, the band dynamically blends technical deathcore with progressive elements, which sets them apart in the contemporary metal scene. Their work attracts fans looking for both intensity and complexity in metal compositions. To date, the band has released two studio albums, but there is no indication that the group is resting on its laurels.