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Crypta is a Brazilian death metal band formed in São Paulo in 2019. The band consists of bassist and vocalist Fernanda Lira, drummer Luana Dametto (both former members of thrash metal band Nervosa), and rhythm guitarist Tainá Bergamaschi.

Key Information

Bassist and vocalist Fernanda Lira
Drummer Luana Dametto

History

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Formation

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On April 25, 2020, after straining their professional relationship, Fernanda Lira and Luana Dametto left the band Nervosa.[1] The following month, on May 20, they announced that they had formed a death metal band, the style they most identify with, called Crypta. They completed the line-up with guitarists Sonia Anubis (ex-Burning Witches, Cobra Spell)[2][3] and Tainá Bergamaschi (ex-Hagbard). Despite the announcement, the band had been formed a year earlier (June 2019).[4][5] On June 16, Napalm Records announced that they would release the band's debut album.[6][7] The band's first single and music video released was for the song From The Ashes,[8] about the well-known story of the phoenix.[9][10]

Echoes of the Soul

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The band recorded their first album in early 2021 at Family Mob, a studio owned by Jean Dolabella (Ego Kill Talent, ex-Sepultura) and Estevam Romera.[11] After releasing three singles (From the Ashes on April 21,[8] Starvation on May 11[12] and Dark Night of the Soul on June 8[13]), their debut album, Echoes of the Soul, was released on June 11, 2021.[14] It was mixed by Arthur Rizk (Code Orange, Power Trip) and mastered by Jens Bogren (Opeth, Dimmu Borgir, Sepultura). The cover art was created by Wes Benscoter, who is well known for his work with bands such as Slayer, Kreator, Black Sabbath and many others.[8] On November 20, Crypta performed their first concert, at the Porão do Rock festival in Brasília, with both an in-person audience and online streaming.[15] An unreleased track from Echoes of the Soul, I Resign, was released as a single and music video on March 3, 2022.[16]

On April 5, 2022, through their social media networks, Crypta guitarist Sonia Anubis announced that she amicably parted ways with Crypta to focus on her own band Cobra Spell.[17] On April 13, Jéssica di Falchi was announced as the substitute for Anubis during the band's already scheduled upcoming concerts and tours,[18] including shows at the Wacken Open Air and Rock in Rio festivals,[19] although she was not confirmed as an official band member until October 5.[20] Along with the announcement of di Falchi's official entry, the band confirmed that their second album is scheduled to be recorded and released in 2023.[20]

On March 31, 2023, while performing at the Apollo Theatre in Belvidere, Illinois, the venue's roof collapsed onto the audience during a tornado. Crypta was the only band that had performed in the concert, headlined by Morbid Angel alongside Skeletal Remains and Revocation. The sole death of the collapse was the only audience member to buy a Crypta band shirt, and was the subject of a WLS-TV interview by Lira.[21]

Shades of Sorrow

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On May 31, 2023, Crypta announced the release of Shades of Sorrow for August 4. The announcement was made along with the release of the band's new single from the album, Lord of Ruins, accompanied by a music video.[22] Before the album's release date, the singles Trial of Traitors and The other Side of Anger were released, on June 27 and August 1, respectively, along with music videos for the songs.

On March 10, 2025, the band announced that Jéssica di Falchi departed the band, stating it was a step "taken by mutual agreement, with the decision coming from her, and being respected and accepted by the band".[23][24]

Band members

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Current

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  • Fernanda Lira – bass, vocals (2019–present)
  • Luana Dametto – drums (2019–present)
  • Tainá Bergamaschi – rhythm guitar (2020–present)

Former

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  • Sonia "Anubis" Nusselder – lead guitar (2019–2022)[17]
  • Jéssica di Falchi – lead guitar (2022–2025)[20][23][24]

Touring

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  • Elisa "Helly" Montin – drums (2023)
  • Helena Nagagata – guitar (2025)[25]
  • Victoria Villarreal – guitar (2025)
  • Julia Geaman – drums (2025)

Timeline

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Discography

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Studio albums

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Singles

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  • "From the Ashes" (2021)
  • "Starvation" (2021)
  • "Dark Night of the Soul" (2021)
  • "I Resign" (2022)
  • "Lord of Ruins" (2023)
  • "Trial of Traitors" (2023)
  • "The Other Side of Anger" (2023)
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Crypta is a Brazilian death metal band formed in 2019 in by former Nervosa members Fernanda Lira (vocals and bass) and Luana Dametto (drums), along with guitarists Sonia Anubis and Tainá Bergamaschi. The band quickly gained recognition in the scene for their aggressive sound blending classic with modern and influences, drawing from themes of horror and death. Their debut album, Echoes of the Soul, released in 2021 via , featured tracks like "From the Ashes" and "," marking their entry into international charts, including #55 in and #15 on the US Hard Music and New Artist Albums charts. In 2023, Crypta followed with their second album, Shades of Sorrow, which included singles such as "Trial of Traitors" and "Lord of Ruins," further solidifying their reputation for technical proficiency and intense live performances. In March 2025, guitarist Jéssica di Falchi departed the band. Crypta has continued touring as a three-piece with guest guitarists, including Victoria Villarreal for their North American tour, which kicked off with a performance in on September 5, 2025. As of November 2025, the band is touring . As an all-female ensemble in a male-dominated genre, Crypta has been praised for their musicianship—particularly Dametto's drumming and Lira's vocals—and for inspiring newer acts within the global metal community.

History

Formation

Crypta was formed in , , in June 2019 as a by and vocalist Fernanda Lira and Luana Dametto, both former members of the thrash metal band Nervosa. The duo aimed to shift toward , a genre that aligned more closely with Dametto's drumming background and allowed Lira to explore deeper, more aggressive musical territory beyond Nervosa's thrash sound. This transition provided a creative refresh, enabling them to channel influences from classic death metal acts while addressing personal experiences of change and renewal. To complete the lineup, and Dametto recruited lead guitarist Sonia Anubis, formerly of and Cobra Spell, and rhythm guitarist Tainá Bergamaschi, ex-Hagbard. Anubis was approached early due to the founders' admiration for her technical prowess, while Bergamaschi joined after reaching out to the band directly. This international all-female ensemble brought diverse influences, solidifying Crypta's foundation as a Brazilian-Dutch death metal alliance. The band's initial songwriting emphasized old-school death metal roots, drawing from pioneers in the genre for riff structures and atmosphere, while weaving in personal themes of resilience and inner strength to reflect the founders' own journeys through professional shifts. Songs were developed collaboratively via digital tools like and , with pre-production ramping up in mid-2020. In June 2020, Crypta signed with , announcing their debut album and marking a key milestone in their early momentum. Amid the global pandemic, the band released demo teasers in late 2020, including full-band playthroughs that showcased their raw energy, while preparing for initial live outings that would follow in subsequent years. These early activities built anticipation without full tours, focusing instead on refining their sound for the upcoming release.

Echoes of the Soul era

The recording of Crypta's debut album Echoes of the Soul took place in January 2021 at Family Mob Studio in , . The album was mixed by Arthur Rizk and mastered by at Fascination Street Studios in . Echoes of the Soul was released on June 11, 2021, through . The album features ten tracks, including "From the Ashes," "," and "." Promotion for the album began with the release of the "From the Ashes" on April 7, 2021, accompanied by an official . This was followed by the second single "Starvation" on May 11, 2021, which included a lyric video. To support the release, Crypta embarked on their debut European tour in late 2021, performing alongside prominent acts in the metal scene and marking their entry into international live circuits. Critics praised Echoes of the Soul for its blend of aggressive riffs with melodic elements, particularly highlighting Fernanda Lira's versatile vocals that shift between guttural growls and higher-pitched screams. The album received positive reviews for its old-school influences and tight songwriting, with outlets noting its energy and production that balanced grime with clarity. It achieved notable success for a debut, peaking at #55 on the German Albums Chart, #15 on the Current Hard Music Albums chart, and #13 on the Canadian Hard Music Albums chart. During the ongoing promotional cycle in 2022, Crypta announced the amicable departure of guitarist Sonia Anubis, who left to focus on her project Cobra Spell; the band confirmed that this change would not impact their touring commitments.

Shades of Sorrow era

In 2022, Crypta underwent a significant lineup change when lead guitarist Sonia Anubis departed the band to focus on her other project, Cobra Spell. Jéssica di Falchi joined as the new lead guitarist in October 2022, bringing fresh energy to the group's sound ahead of their sophomore release. This adjustment followed the success of their 2021 debut album Echoes of the Soul, which had established the band as a in death metal and enabled further international expansion. The band's second album, Shades of Sorrow, was recorded in February 2023 at Family Mob Studio in , , with production handled by Rafael Augusto Lopes and assistance from Leeo Hanna and Gabriel. Mixed by Daniel Bergstrand at 33 and mastered by Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios, the record was released on August 4, 2023, through . Comprising 13 tracks, the album features standout songs such as "The Other Side of Anger," "Trial of Traitors," and "Stronghold," which exemplify its blend of ferocious riffs, melodic elements, and instrumental interludes. Lyrically, Shades of Sorrow explores themes of emotional turmoil, including depression, anxiety, and trauma, presented as a semi-conceptual journey through mental struggles toward potential and resilience. Bassist/vocalist Fernanda Lira described it as delving into the "journey through the mind when someone is going through emotional turmoil," reflecting personal and introspective growth. The album received strong critical acclaim for its matured songwriting, enhanced technical prowess, and polished production, marking a clear from the band's debut. Metal Injection awarded it 8.5/10, praising its "stellar songwriting" and depth beyond the band's short history, while No Echo highlighted its cohesive structure and replay value across its runtime. Reviewers noted the dual guitar attack from Tainá Bergamaschi and di Falchi as a key strength, adding serrated riffs and melodic flair to the classic foundation. Promotion for Shades of Sorrow began with the "Lord of Ruins" on May 31, 2023, followed by "Trial of Traitors" on June 27, 2023, and "The Other Side of Anger" on August 1, 2023, each accompanied by music videos to build anticipation. The release was supported by an extensive 2023 world tour, encompassing North American dates supporting in March, multiple European stops throughout the summer, and headlining shows in , solidifying Crypta's growing global presence.

2024–present

In March 2025, Crypta announced an amicable split with lead Jéssica di Falchi, who departed to pursue new opportunities while the band continued as a three-piece consisting of vocalist/ Fernanda Lira, Tainá Bergamaschi, and Luana Dametto. The separation was described as mutual and supportive, with both parties emphasizing their ongoing respect and shared history. To maintain their touring commitments, Crypta recruited Helena Nagagata as a touring for select dates, including the European leg. For the North American tour, Victoria Villarreal joined as touring . Throughout 2025, the band focused on live performances without a new album release, while actively producing their third studio album, slated for 2026 via . Crypta's 2025 touring schedule was extensive, beginning with the "In the Other Side Tour • Brasil 2025" in July and August, featuring support from Hatefulmurder, Paradise in Flames, and Allen Key across cities like , São Paulo, and . This was followed by the European summer headline tour in August (In the Other Side European Summer Tour 2025), with Helena Nagagata on guitar for high-energy sets that showcased tracks from Shades of Sorrow. The North American headline tour, also under the "In the Other Side" banner, took place from to October, drawing sold-out crowds and praise for the band's aggressive delivery and setlist evolution. Notable highlights included di Falchi's guest appearance with Tool onstage during "Jambi" at Brasil on March 30, 2025, shortly after her departure. In 2025, continued with the In the Other Side Tour leg, including performances in (November 19), (November 20), (November 21), and additional dates in in December. Metal media lauded Crypta's resilience and live intensity amid the lineup shift, with reviews highlighting their "unholy aggression" and ability to captivate audiences as a streamlined unit.

Musical style and influences

Musical style

Crypta's music is firmly rooted in , incorporating melodic and thrash-infused elements characterized by fast-paced riffs, relentless blast beats, and Fernanda Lira's signature growled vocals that alternate between guttural depths and higher registers. The band's sound draws from old-school death metal traditions, particularly the raw aggression of 1990s styles, while integrating thrash-driven precision and blackened textures for a dynamic, high-energy . The debut album, Echoes of the Soul (2021), emphasized raw old-school aggression with thrash influences, featuring galloping riffs, breakdowns, and a slightly muddy production that evoked the grimy intensity of early and . In contrast, Shades of Sorrow (2023) marked an evolution toward greater atmospheric depth and progressive structures, expanding the palette with dynamic tempo shifts, neo-classical guitar leads, and a more diverse blend of elements while retaining core brutality. This progression reflects enhanced musicianship, moving from straightforward OSDM boundaries to ambitious songwriting with harmonized doom passages and instrumental interludes. Signature features include dual guitar harmonies crafted by Tainá Bergamaschi and her rhythm counterpart, delivering violent down-picking riffs alongside expressive solos that add melodic flair to the aggression. Dynamic bass lines from provide chugging weight and integrate seamlessly with Luana Dametto's intense drum work, creating groovy undercurrents amid the blast beats and dry, 1990s-style snare snaps. Lyrical themes center on through adversity, mental health struggles such as depression and anxiety, and societal critiques, conveyed via aggressive yet melodic phrasing that underscores personal resilience and . These narratives, often drawn from Lira's experiences, explore , vengeance, and survival without veering into genre-typical gore. The band's production style favors heavy, clear mixes that highlight instrument separation, as seen in the debut's balanced yet gritty engineering by Thiago Vakka and Arthur Rizk, and the sophomore's polished execution by Rafael Augusto Lopes with mixing by Daniel Bergstrand. This approach ensures audible bass and guitar interplay while maintaining a raw edge suited to death metal's ferocity.

Influences

Crypta's sound draws heavily from old-school , particularly the brutal style of the scene in the 1990s, exemplified by bands like and , which contribute to the band's aggressive riffing and raw intensity. Swedish melodic death metal adds harmonic depth and soaring melodies to their compositions. These foundational elements stem from the members' shared appreciation for sub-genres that blend ferocity with musicality, shaping Crypta's core aesthetic. Thrash metal roots, carried over from vocalist-bassist Fernanda Lira's time in Nervosa, infuse Crypta's music with speed and aggression, notably inspired by Brazilian pioneers , whose global success demonstrated the potential for Latin American bands in . Broader inspirations include Eastern European death and black metal acts such as and , which introduce atmospheric darkness and complexity. Progressive touches from and Agalloch further enhance the band's evolving sound with emotional layering and intricate structures. Member-specific contributions deepen these influences: cites bassist for her bass tone, emphasizing clarity and aggression in performance. Guitarist Tainá Bergamaschi draws from the melodic prowess of —especially Chuck Schuldiner's techniques—and incorporates doom and elements for atmospheric depth, reflecting her affinity for dark, despairing themes. The Brazilian metal scene's intensity, marked by passionate communities and economic challenges, underscores Crypta's drive, positioning them as innovators in female-led and inspiring greater female participation in the genre.

Band members

Current members

Crypta currently operates as a three-piece band, augmented by touring support musicians for live performances. Fernanda Lira serves as the band's bassist and , having co-founded Crypta in 2019 alongside Luana Dametto after leaving Nervosa, where she was also a founding member. Lira delivers the band's signature growls and clean vocals, while also writing many of the lyrics that explore themes of personal struggle and empowerment. Her bass playing emphasizes driving grooves and low-end riffs that anchor Crypta's sound, often showcased in playthrough videos highlighting her technical precision. Luana Dametto has been Crypta's drummer since the band's inception in 2019, also originating from Nervosa. Dametto's style is characterized by precise blast beats, relentless patterns, and creative fills that propel the rhythm section with aggressive intensity, drawing influences from drummers like . Her contributions are evident in live drum playthroughs, where she maintains high-speed tempos essential to the band's drive. Tainá Bergamaschi joined as rhythm guitarist in 2020, completing the core lineup and bringing her experience from the Brazilian metal scene, where she began playing at age 12. Bergamaschi crafts melodic riffs and dual-guitar harmonies that add depth to Crypta's compositions, as demonstrated in her riff breakdowns and signature guitar model unveiling. For the 2025 European tour dates, Crypta enlisted Helena Nagagata as touring guitarist to handle lead parts and expand the live sound. For the 2025 North American tour, Victoria Villarreal joined as guest guitarist.

Former members

Sonia served as lead guitarist for Crypta from its formation in 2019 until April 2022. Previously known for her work with the Swiss heavy metal band , Anubis contributed significantly to the band's debut album, Echoes of the Soul (2021), where her technical riffs and solos helped define the group's sound. Her departure was announced as amicable, with Anubis citing the need to fully commit to her own project, Cobra Spell, amid a demanding schedule that included Crypta's touring commitments. Following her exit, Anubis has continued to advance Cobra Spell, releasing albums and performing internationally, while occasionally collaborating on metal projects outside the band. Jéssica di Falchi joined Crypta as lead guitarist in 2022, initially for live performances, and became a full member in time to contribute to the second album, Shades of Sorrow (2023). Her intricate guitar work added progressive elements to tracks like "Stronghold" and "The Other Side of Anger," enhancing the album's atmospheric depth during the Shades of Sorrow era. In March 2025, Crypta and di Falchi parted ways amicably due to creative differences, with the guitarist expressing a desire to explore musical directions beyond death metal. Post-departure, di Falchi made a notable guest appearance with Tool at Lollapalooza Brazil on March 30, 2025, performing guitar on "Jambi," marking her transition to broader progressive and alternative metal collaborations.

Timeline

YearJoinsLeavesNotes
2019Fernanda Lira (bass, vocals)
Luana Dametto (drums)
Sonia Anubis (lead guitar)		NoneBand founded in , Brazil, initially as a project by Lira and Dametto, with Anubis joining shortly after.
2020Tainá Bergamaschi (rhythm guitar)NoneBergamaschi joins, solidifying the quartet lineup for debut album recording.
2021NoneNoneLineup stable during debut album Echoes of the Soul release and promotion.
2022Jéssica di Falchi (lead guitar, May)Sonia Anubis (April)Anubis departs amicably to focus on Cobra Spell; di Falchi joins initially as live member, later full-time for second album recording.
2023NoneNoneLineup stable during Shades of Sorrow release and tours.
2024NoneNoneLineup remains unchanged.
2025NoneJéssica di Falchi (March)Di Falchi departs amicably while band works on new material; existing tours proceed with temporary arrangements, including Helena Nagagata for European tour and Victoria for North American tour.

Discography

Studio albums

Crypta's debut studio album, Echoes of the Soul, was released on June 11, 2021, by Napalm Records. The album features 10 tracks and was made available in multiple formats, including CD, various limited-edition vinyl pressings (such as gold, red-black marbled, and transparent orange), cassette, and digital download. Recorded in São Paulo, Brazil, it marked the band's introduction to the international death metal scene, showcasing their aggressive riffing and Fernanda Lira's dual vocal and bass work. The album peaked at #55 on the Official German Albums Chart, #15 on the US Hard Music Albums chart, and #15 on the US Top New Artist Albums chart. The follow-up album, Shades of Sorrow, arrived on August 4, 2023, also via . Comprising 9 tracks, it was released in formats such as digisleeve , limited-edition vinyl (including yellow translucent, red-yellow-black splatter, and gold variants), cassette, and digital. The record debuted at No. 94 on the Top Current Album Sales , selling 1,000 copies in its first week, and reached No. 41 on a combined U.S. sales and streaming ranking. It received acclaim for its intensified brutality and melodic elements compared to the debut.
AlbumRelease DateLabelTracksFormatsPeak Chart Positions
Echoes of the SoulJune 11, 202110CD, Vinyl (various editions), Cassette, DigitalOfficial German Albums: #55; US Hard Music Albums: #15; US Top New Artist Albums: #15
Shades of SorrowAugust 4, 20239Digisleeve CD, Vinyl (various limited editions), Cassette, DigitalBillboard Top Current Album Sales: No. 94
Crypta has teased a third studio album for mid-2026, though no title or further details have been announced as of November 2025.

Singles

Crypta's singles have played a key role in building anticipation for their albums, often accompanied by or lyric videos to enhance streaming engagement and fan interaction. The band's debut single, "From the Ashes," was released in April 2021 as the lead promotional track for their debut album Echoes of the Soul. It featured an official emphasizing intense visuals and thematic elements of rebirth and resilience, driving early streaming success and introducing the band's sound to a wider audience. Following closely, "Starvation" arrived in May 2021, further heightening pre-album hype with a lyric video that highlighted the track's aggressive riffs and themes of psychological torment. The release underscored live performance potential, as the song became a staple in early setlists, showcasing the band's technical prowess during promotional tours. In June 2021, "Dark Night of the Soul" was released as the third single from Echoes of the Soul, accompanied by a full band playthrough video. The track explores themes of spiritual emptiness and collapse of old beliefs, adding depth to the album's introspective elements. In 2022, "I Resign" was issued in June as a standalone single, bridging the gap to their sophomore effort Shades of Sorrow with lyrics exploring themes of independence and breaking free from oppressive situations. Accompanied by an official video, it served as a non-album b-side from the Echoes of the Soul sessions, reinforcing Crypta's evolving narrative of empowerment amid despair. For Shades of Sorrow, "Lord of Ruins" was released on May 31, 2023, as the lead single, featuring an official music video that showcased the album's brutal intensity and themes of destruction. "Trial of Traitors" followed on June 27, 2023, with an official video highlighting the song's aggressive speed and themes of betrayal, further building excitement for the album's release. The third single, "The Other Side of Anger," arrived on August 1, 2023, accompanied by an official video that emphasized emotional turmoil and resilience, serving as a final preview before the album's launch. As of November 2025, Crypta has not released any singles following the 2023 promotions for Shades of Sorrow.

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  64. https://www.revolvermag.com/music/cryptas-luana-dametto-to-drum-with-vimic-at-joey-jordison-tribute-show/
  65. https://sickdrummermagazine.com/the-drummers/death-grind/luana-dametto-crypta-interview-november-2023/
  66. https://www.premierguitar.com/videos/the-big-5/crypta
  67. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70dz0AbwWYA
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  77. https://www.discogs.com/master/3188061-Crypta-Shades-Of-Sorrow
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  82. https://genius.com/Crypta-dark-night-of-the-soul-lyrics
  83. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRK5MH8SP4I
  84. https://loadedradio.com/crypta-release-the-music-video-for-pummeling-new-track-i-resign/
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  86. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUYKDdwDidY
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