Viy is a Ukrainian ethno-rock band formed in Kyiv in 1991. They describe their music as "dark ethno fusion," blending elements of Slavic folklore and mythology, particularly Ukrainian pagan imagery, with psychedelic and ethnic sounds. Their instrumentation includes traditional instruments like the komuz, lyre, and flute, contributing to a mystical atmosphere. The band's lyrics often convey themes of lyricism, fatalistic sorrow, and the melancholy of human existence. Over their more than 30-year career, Viy has released several albums, including "Chorna Rillia" (1994), "Khata Skraiu Sela" (2003), and "Good-bye My Revolution" (2009). Despite a relatively modest discography, they are considered a legendary group in the Ukrainian music scene. The band's lineup has evolved over the years, with founder Dmytro Dobryi-Vechir remaining a constant member. Viy has performed extensively in Ukraine and internationally, participating in numerous festivals and concerts. Their music continues to resonate with audiences, reflecting a deep connection to cultural roots and contemporary expression.