
Wyatt E.
American singer-songwriter Wyatt E. performs at the pop venue Willem Twee.
Wyatt E. is a Belgian drone/doom band founded in 2015 by guitarists Sébastien von Landau and Stéphane Rondia. Their music weaves traditional Middle Eastern instruments - saz, sitar, viola - into crushing doom riffs and hypnotic percussion, building a continuous conceptual narrative around Babylonian mythology and the ancient Near East. Alongside studio albums, the band has scored a film soundtrack and performed Roadburn-commissioned collaborative works, establishing themselves as one of the more distinctive voices in contemporary doom.
Wyatt E. released their latest album 'zamāru ultu qereb ziqquratu Part 1' on January 10, 2025 via Heavy Psych Sounds - the first part of a two-part concept album about the Babylonian exile of Jerusalem in 587 BCE.
On the new album, the band collaborated for the first time with guest soloists: singer Nina Saeidi (Lowen) and conductor/singer Tomer Damsky, alongside two drummers recorded simultaneously.
'zamāru ultu qereb ziqquratu Part 1' is also the first record on which band members Sébastien von Landau and Stéphane Rondia sang vocals themselves for the first time.
The album was released via Heavy Psych Sounds, the label the band joined for this two-part project as a successor to their acclaimed 2022 record 'āl bēlūti dārû'.
Wyatt E. performed a concert in Freiburg im Breisgau in February 2026 together with the Belgian band Hemelbestormer.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.

American singer-songwriter Wyatt E. performs at the pop venue Willem Twee.

Belgian doom band Wyatt E. creates cinematic, mythology-inspired soundscapes with saz, sitar and synths. Joined by An Evening With Knives at VERA Mainstage.

Wyatt E., a masked Belgian instrumental ensemble, delivers drone and doom metal with psychedelic influences. Support from Utrecht's postmetal quartet Thistle Sifter.

Wyatt E. returns with the first part of a concept album exploring ancient Babylon, featuring international guests and vocal performances. Ethereal doom band Prophets of Thwaites opens the show.