Disiplin

Disiplin is a Norwegian cult black-metal-rooted project linked historically to the Moonfog label. The project released Radikale Randgruppe on ATMF, a record that shifts toward harsh noise and experimental electronic sounds while retaining black metal structures.

Associated with the now-defunct Moonfog label (owned by Satyr of Satyricon). Over time, former members of Emperor and Dissection have been part of Disiplin's line-up. After Moonfog's closure the project became a one-man band and released the fourth album Radikale Randgruppe on ATMF. The album is noted for its Digibook format, abrasive sound closer to Harsh Noise, and track "Me Ne Frego!" named after a phrase by D'Annunzio. The cover and some track titles reference extreme-right imagery (as noted in the review).

Disiplin is presented as a Norwegian cult act whose fourth album, Radikale Randgruppe (ATMF), departs from classic black metal into harsh noise and experimental electronic territories. The release is praised for ambition and aesthetics but recommended only for listeners of extreme, uncompromising music. The album contains provocative imagery and track titles that reference the extreme right. The review rates the album favorably (4/5).

For:Fans of extreme experimental music, harsh noise enthusiasts, adventurous black metal collectors; not recommended for listeners who avoid provocative political imagery.