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Enslaved a été formé en Norvège en 1991 par Ivar Bjørnson et Grutle Kjellson. Le batteur Trym Torson les rejoint et dans le courant de l’été 1992, ils enregistrèrent leur première démo. Alors qu’ils travaillaient sur leur premier album, le groupe reçoit en 1993 un appel d’Angleterre, qui aboutit au Split-CD avec Emperor, Hordanes Land. A cause de circonstances tragiques, le premier album Vikingr Veldi est repoussé jusqu’au printemps 1994. Enslaved change alors de label pour le français Osmose Productions, et Frost sort fin 1994. Enslaved commence à se faire connaître en-dehors des cercles black-métal de l’Europe du Nord. Cela mena au Winter War Europe Tour’95, et à la première tournée d’un groupe extrême norvégien en Amérique du Nord et au Mexique. Ces tournées furent un grand succès, mais Trym décida de joindre Emperor peu après.

Eld fut enregistré avec le batteur Harald Helgeson en 1996, et sortit l’année suivante. Cependant, travailler avec Harald n’était pas une solution permanente, le groupe embauchera donc Dirge Rep et Roy Kronheim, et enregistrèrent le successeur d’Eld, Blodhemn , en 1998.

Le disque Mardraum – Beyond the Within marque un point important pour la carrière du groupe, et envoya des ondes de choc dans la scène du métal extrême. Le disque est en effet très expérimental et innovant.
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  • spineshank155

    Album covers matter a lot. Not all people in the digital world see the art behind the album cover. Sure you might be able to get the cover art online but Vinyl records are larger and when someone uses cheap software or can't tell the difference when applying the cover art on a vinyl insert is just either lazy or don't care that much, instead of checking the work they just cut-paste quickly to get it out to the street for money.

    15 mai 17h11m Répondre

  • darkpannenkoek

    V Gee, stop complaining already.

    15 mai 12h47m Répondre

  • Smekermann

    nah, broz, sorry but when the little people on the cover are visibily pixellated and there's obvious posterization happening in the highlights, someone done fucked up. i'm not talking about raw, minimalistic cover art here, i'm talking about an obvious fuckup because they had some fresh-off-the-boat art design intern who couldn't figure out the difference between the 300 dpi cover art and the 72 dpi saved for web thumbnail. say what you will, it's an obvious (and really amateurish) design flaw and it lessens the vinyl package as a whole.

    11 mai 2h12m Répondre

  • facepalm486

    Smekermann 0: Cassandra-Leo 1

    10 mai 23h09m Répondre

  • ClassyMusicSnob

    Great looking cover art is a nice bonus, but it should just be that; something extra that comes with the already amazing product.

    10 mai 21h45m Répondre

  • Smekermann

    Yeah, man, who cares about covers, it's totally ungrim to have a competently printed cover in good quality. Art design is gay and totally un-Viking. Their next album should feature clipped newspaper letters on a matte black background. The letters should be clipped from articles about church burnings.

    6 mai 19h26m Répondre

  • Cassandra-Leo

    Honestly, I couldn't give a fuck about the cover art. If you're more concerned with the way the cover looks than the way the record sounds, you're doing vinyl wrong.

    6 mai 1h13m Répondre

  • Smekermann

    So I finally got my LPs imo. Monumension and Below the Lights are fuckin gorgeous. Blodhemn, though, fuck that reissue. They must've fucked up the cover art file when they sent it to print, because it came out pixellated and posterized as fuck. They must've either used a 72 dpi image file or sent a really low res copy to the printer. The result is that the cover looks like absolute fuckin dogshit. Basically, if you're trolling on Ebay for a Blodhemn vinyl, don't buy the reissue.

    4 mai 1h21m Répondre

  • Smekermann

    Also I've been ordering their shit on vinyl. RIITIIR has gorgeous art. Still waiting for Below the Lights, Monumension and Blodhemn though. If only I could find Mardraum on vinyl, my search would finally be complete :(

    25 avr. 3h35m Répondre

  • Smekermann

    I'm kinda sick of Blodhemn being largely ignored, tbqh. It's one of their best albums. It's angry and blasty as fuck, it has awesome riffs, even awesomer solos, is pretty goddamn catchy for what it is and is 39 minutes long. And it has a badass cover. How about you take 39 minutes out of your goddamn day and listen to this fuckin album on headphones and learn to appreciate an awesome black metal album when you fuckin hear it you ungrateful, spoiled shits. Ok thank u I luv u, god bless

    25 avr. 3h32m Répondre

  • Eternulen

    One of the best gems that came from Norwegian black metal scene. I like the way they progressed into something entirely different and amazing when they done all there was to do with with their starting style. And what they did at the beginning is amazing too. [5] I would like to add that Enslaved are probably the most consistently brilliant all the Norwegian black metal bands. They haven't fallen from the path of excellence - unlike most bands from the second wave of black metal. So much respect to them.

    19 avr. 23h09m Répondre

  • Schander

    One of the best gems that came from Norwegian black metal scene. I like the way they progressed into something entirely different and amazing when they done all there was to do with with their starting style. And what they did at the begining is amazing too. [4]

    15 avr. 23h22m Répondre

  • ikd-sj

    "RIITIIR" cheers! ^ω^

    11 avr. 10h00m Répondre

  • yorammorad

    will probably catch them in Israel yayz. RIITTIIR is freaking great

    6 avr. 9h50m Répondre

  • Dysterhet

    good berlin show

    4 avr. 12h11m Répondre

  • vals81

    Here pics and impressions of the Berlin concert: http://itsonlymusicbutlive.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/berlin-so36-enslaved-winterfylleth/

    4 avr. 10h57m Répondre

  • Arthvendis

    Thank you for the gig in Wrocław!

    3 avr. 1h31m Répondre

  • rezdechausee

    can't listen to anything else <3

    2 avr. 5h42m Répondre

  • xVictimOfADownx

    "One of the best gems that came from Norwegian black metal scene. I like the way they progressed into something entirely different and amazing when they done all there was to do with with their starting style. And what they did at the begining is amazing too." [3]

    2 avr. 0h50m Répondre

  • gnomusify

    Entroper <3

    1 avr. 2h16m Répondre
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