Myrath

Myrath, a leading figure of French-Tunisian oriental progressive metal, will stop at Noumatrouff in Mulhouse on 18 September 2026. With the release of their new album, Wilderness of Mirrors, approaching, the band is refining a blend in which technical riffs, power metal and melodies drawn from North African and Middle Eastern music interlock. On stage, Malek Ben Arbia’s guitar drives precise compositions, alternating soaring melodies and rhythmic breaks, while Zaher Zorgati’s vocals lean on Arabic modes to create contrasting atmospheres. Orchestral arrangements, electronic touches and percussion reinforce an aesthetic the audience has nicknamed “Blazing Desert Metal.”

From Hope to Shehili and then Karma, Myrath has built an identifiable repertoire that balances instrumental intensity with memorable choruses. This stop in Mulhouse promises a journey through those records, opening onto new tracks. Expect a carefully constructed set, extended instrumental passages and a dynamic that favors musical storytelling over flash. A date for fans of sonic cross-pollination, intricate rhythmic signatures and a metal that paints landscapes.