Norwegian black metal band from Bergen, formed in the early 1990s. Known for icy, fantasy-tinged lyrics (Blashyrkh), abrasive riffs and the voices of Abbath and Demonaz.

Core figures include Abbath (vocals, guitar/bass) and Demonaz (lyricist, early guitarist). Horgh (Reidar Horghagen) is the band's drummer from the mid-1990s. Demonaz was forced to stop playing guitar due to tendinitis and continued as lyricist; he later returned to guitar and vocals on later releases. The band officially disbanded in 2003 (mentioned in reviews) and later regrouped.

DeBaser reviews of Immortal highlight the band's icy imagery and foundational role in Norwegian black metal. Praise centers on early masterpieces (Pure Holocaust, Battles In The North, At the Heart of Winter) while later records draw mixed reactions. Reviews discuss lineup changes, Demonaz's tendinitis, and Abbath's distinctive vocals.

For:Fans of black metal, metal critics, listeners seeking classic Norwegian extreme metal.

 A deep wound, tormenting, inflicting excruciating pain, icy premonitions of damnation and solitude.

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