WELICORUSS Prague, Czech Republic
Founded in 2005 by Alexey Boganov in Siberia (Russia), the band WELICORUSS have since established themselves in the top
ranks of the metal scene with intense live gigs and striking, full-length masterpieces that were appreciated by fans and critics alike.
At this time, the band is finished their 4th album “Siberian Heathen Horde”, new high-concept video for the title track of that same album.
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