Biography

Radogost is a well known folk metal act in Poland, sometimes praised as the ''polish Korpiklaani'' due to their often humor and alcohol-driven lyrical content (aside from all the folk), as well as a specific approach to their music. Radogost is an old god of Slavic mythology. In 2008, album named In the Great Oak Tree Shadow ["W cieniu wielkiego dębu"] was recorded. Dark Side of the Forest has been released in 2012, first and the last in English In 2015, Dziedzictwo Gor (Legacy of the Mountains album, was Radogost resumption to the source of their origin and the real meaning of polish folk metal as the band has been recognised since the beginning in 2006 returning to be the most recognisable polish folk-metal band all over the world with their slavic legends in few songs based on great polish poet T. Miciński poems. In 2018 album Przeklęty (Cursed), fourth full-length album of polish folk-metal band Radogost has been released. It is a continuation of the journey to the dark side of human nature with melodic violin parts. Based on traditional polish legends and myths. 2022 Córka Oriona (Orion's Daughter) has been realeased on July, during Radogost festival - Słowiańska Noc Folk-Metalowa (Slavic Folk-Metal Night) in Brenna, the band's hometown. Members Lukasz 'Mussi' Muschiol - lead guitar, vocal; Jan 'Thifall' Musiol - violin; Marian Kolondra - rhythm guitar; Rafal Bujok - bass; Marcin 'Talar' Tatar - drums The band finds all the inspiration in slavic myths and legends.