Folk metal, nu-metal metalcore and symphony? And all of these at the same time? Well, sure. You will see such wonders on Earth on February 4 in Krakow's Studio. Eluveitie, Infected Rain and Ad Infinitum will play.

Eluveitie are by far one of the biggest and most highly regarded representatives of folk metal to Europe. To the world as a matter of fact, too. They are characterized not only by their impressive release pace and iron discipline of work, but also by the multitude of details encapsulated in their work. The folk metal in question is the mainstay, but it is also joined by influences of melodic death metal, hitmaking or even cinematic pathos. A must-see.

Infected Rain, on the other hand, is a different pair of shoes. The Romanian sensation on the modern metal plane is bright music, built on catchiness - and very heavy at that. They lavigate around nu-metal and metalcore, not afraid of influences from the prog-metal mania either. They are perfectly watchable.

Symphonic metal, but squeezed into alt-metal structures? Such things only in Ad Infinitum. With them it's heavy, pompous and hickory. We're not kidding, check it out for yourself.