Dallian Leiria, Portugal
From the alchemical merging of “Metal” music and the aesthetics of “Steampunk”, an unlikely synthesis is born , giving rise
to “Dallian”, a band hoping to fill a void in a still very underexplored fusion.
Rising in 2017 from the center of Portugal, Dallian is a band with roots on a solid background of Death Metal with added virtuosity of symphonic elements, all arranged in progressive dynamics.
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