Thy Catafalque

Thy Catafalque
Thy Catafalque
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Playlist Risks
Listeners
44,678/mo
Total Streams
18,830,787
Followers
56,563
Est. Royalties
$100 - $399/mo

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Discography

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Top Listener Locations

HUBudapest, HU4,432
PLWarsaw, PL657
FIHelsinki, FI536
MXMexico City, MX496
GBLondon, GB459

Playlist Summary

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3,601
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0
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1,769,690
Playlist follower reach (sum)
44,678+
Listeners from playlists
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100.0%
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Biography & Metadata

THY CATAFALQUE is the solo-helmed Hungarian avant-garde metal project of Tamás Kátai, running since 1998 and now a two-time Fonogram (Hungarian Grammy) winner. What began as a studio-only outlet has grown, over the past few years, into a full international touring act with festival slots across Europe and a first-ever run through Latin America. XIII: Sárga erdő is Thy Catafalque's thirteenth album, and unlike its predecessors it carries no single narrative thread—the twelve tracks move instead through what plays like a wandering across old ground, touching on loss, distance, memory and disappearance without ever settling on one story. The record marks a real shift in how it's built: this is the first time Thy Catafalque has used a live drummer rather than programmed rhythm, and while the cast is enormous—thirty-four musicians plus a twenty-voice male choir—the folk and classical textures that once flooded every corner of a song (piano, strings, brass, reed, sitar, kamancheh, zither) are used here with real discipline, brought in only when a track calls for them. With XIII: Sárga erdő, two-time Fonogram winner Thy Catafalque returns with a quieter, heavier wander through old ground.

Updated Nov 1, 2026, 8:04 PM
First discovered Aug 31, 2026, 4:30 PM