Medusa’s Wrath is a heavy metal band based in Athens, drawing inspiration from Greek mythology and the dark world of serpents. Their name reflects the intensity and mystery that defines both their sound and artistic identity.

The music of Medusa’s Wrath is deeply influenced by classic ’80s heavy metal, with key influences being Iron Maiden and Judas Priest. They are known for their hard guitar sound, solid rhythm section, and dynamic vocals, creating a heavy yet melodic sound. The band’s sound has evolved, now incorporating their musical influences more prominently into new compositions.

After years of operating under different names, the band solidified its identity as Medusa’s Wrath in 2019. Once the lineup was complete, they released their debut EP, “Lifeless Void” in 2021, laying the foundation for their presence in the metal scene. In 2024, they released their first full-length album, “Pavor Exitium Mors,” which received excellent reviews and proved their appeal to the audience.

For Medusa’s Wrath, every live performance is significant. However, their show at Piraeus Academy on June 15, 2024, stands out as particularly unforgettable, with the band enjoying the stage and connecting deeply with the audience through calmness and dedication. Their participation in the upcoming Into The Pit Festival is also considered a milestone in their career.

Medusa’s Wrath aims to inspire listeners to overcome social stereotypes and pursue their desires and dreams. Through their metal sound, they express a need to break boundaries and create a liberating sound that combines emotion, intensity, and power.

The band is already working on new material, planning to release the successor to “Pavor Exitium Mors.” They are also planning to expand their live performances to the provinces, reaching more people and broadening their artistic presence.

Medusa’s Wrath did not just choose to follow the path of music. Their need for expression, inner flame, and the intensity of metal music serve as an outlet for emotion and passion, driving them to tirelessly continue their journey.

With Medusa’s Wrath, Greek heavy metal gains a new dynamic, marked by authenticity and a love for the stage and their audience.