Balor

Their best album.

"Nacht" - Paysage d'Hiver

"Areifatoi" - Der Stürmer This is the first time that I have found myself enjoying their material. "Triumph.Genocide.Antichrist." - Revenge

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Interesting. It reminds me a bit of Stephen King's Dark Tower series. I keep my eye out for it.

I read Kraken several years ago and remember enjoying it. I was never really into fantasy that much, so I never read any of his other books. I just finished Nietzsche's The Birth of Tragedy. Currently I am reading a collection of short stories written by Franz Kafka - some are quite interesting!

Burzum should be on both of these lists. Varg's work was incredible in regards to both its quality (at his musical prime) and influence.

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I think so. Their old logo had a totenkoph on it.

I agree that they are definitely better than Belphegor because they have songs that sound different from one another, with few that are bad (unlike Belphegor). "Destruction Algorithm" - Doomsday Cult @salmonellapancake have you listened to them before? They are a good war black metal band that I would highly recommend. "They Often See Dreams About the Spring" - Drudkh

Fun topic! Balor's Best of Burzum's Ambient Material: The Crying Orc (Burzum) The One Who Wandered (Det Som Engang Var) Emptiness (Hvis Lyset Tar Oss) Decrepitude I (Filosofem) Towards Ragnarok (Dauði Baldrs) The Love of Nerthus (Hliðskjálf) Decrepitude II (Filosofem) While it does not represent the full breadth of his material, I think that it nevertheless encompasses some of the best of the early ambient works. I listed them in order of their release. Honestly, this would be one of my dream albums if it was ever compiled and released.

I have not heard of them until today. Any recommendations of where to start with their material?

"Aryan Supremacy" - Peste Noire "Revelation" - Satanic Warmaster Satanic Warmaster/Stutthof split