Scardust emerged as a rising force in progressive metal with their debut EP Shadow (2015) and full-length Sands of Time (2017), quickly gaining traction through sold-out shows and support slots for Symphony X, Therion, and Epica. Their international reach expanded with headline tours and festival appearances in Germany, China, and the UK, while continuing to dominate stages at home.

Led by Noa Gruman’s dynamic vocal range – from operatic power to guttural growl – the band pursued artistic excellence from the start. Despite the pandemic, 2020 saw the release of Strangers, a concept album praised for its paired-song structure and seven self-produced videos.

In 2022, Scardust collaborated with folk star Patty Gurdy on Concrete Cages, their most-viewed video, and captivated crowds at Wacken and Dong Open Air – earning praise from Testament’s Steve Di Giorgio. They closed the year with the viral one-shot video ״Evolution of the Disney – But She’s METAL״.
2023 brought the cinematic Game of Now, European festival appearances, and a tour with Blind Guardian. 

A multi-album deal with Frontiers Records followed, leading to the release of 3rd album Souls in 2025.
“Souls is our most ambitious album to date, incorporating Scardust’s signature technical musicianship, and featuring the Hellscore choir and a string quartet throughout the entire album plus guest appearances from some international top tier musicians like Ross Jennings (HAKEN), Ally Storch (Subway to Sally), a Turkish orchestra and the TLV orchestra. It’s bold, it’s emotional and we hope it resonates deeply wherever it is heard.”