Obsydians Geneva, Switzerland
Drop, Kevin and Ales from the late Sybreed are proud to unveil the new project they are united in :
OBSYDIANS.
They will be the only permanent members, while the others, mainly the singers, will change constantly.
"The intent with this concept is to keep ourselves free to explore a broader musical range while staying in the logical continuity of Sybreed."
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