syk share “For To Themselves I Left Them” live performance from Hellfest 2025
Posted on October 23, 2025
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Italian Progressive death metal outfit syk have unveiled a striking live video for “For To Themselves I Left Them,” filmed during their appearance at Hellfest 2025. The performance captures the band’s raw precision and emotional intensity, translating the apocalyptic vision of eartHFlesh into a visceral act of communion with the audience.
Originally featured as the penultimate chapter of eartHFlesh, the song digests the album’s search for spirit amid ruin: a convergence of technical dissonance, atmosphere, and cathartic release. On stage, Stefano Ferrian (guitars, vocals), Marcello Cravini (guitars, ambient FX), Alan La Roca (bass), and Federico Leone (drums) summon the record’s tension between collapse and transcendence, with Dalila Kayros reprising her haunting guest vocals.
Recorded on June 21st, 2025, at one of Europe’s most iconic metal festivals, this rendition reaffirms syk’s reputation as one of Italy’s most forward-thinking extreme metal acts, bridging the precision of technical death metal with the spiritual desolation of post-black atmospheres.
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Praise for eartHFlesh:
“SYK is an interesting discovery, blending oppression and heaviness with a mysterious, suffocating touch and jerky quasi-permanent rhythms.” – Acta Infernalis
“What we’re served here is sonic prowess from another world. There are delightful riffs and a rather complex dynamic.” – Scream Magazine
“Extreme prog for the advanced listener—angrier, more explosive, yet still marked by ambition and pleasant unpredictability.” – Demonic Nights
“Musically, the band remains committed to progressive extremity with touches of djent and ambient, but the new vocal tone at the forefront alone is enough to grab attention.” – Rock Hard IT
“Complex, relentless, and uncompromising — the sonic universe of Italian band Syk seems to know no labels or boundaries.” – Metal Hammer DE
“SYK present a truly wild potpourri of metal styles… Groove metal and deathcore are used as a base, while alt, nu, black, and dissonant metal elements weave in and out.” – Metalegion
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