Norwegian black metal legends Mayhem have made their picks for their favorite punk albums, spurred on by their latest EP, Atavistic Black Disorder / Kommando, which is a mix of new and original songs ...
The true Mayhem needs no introduction. No, we’re not talking about Lady Gaga’s new album. Forty years is a big accomplishment for any artist. Mayhem almost considers it death-defying. “A couple of ...
As a curator, writer, and authority on what’s cool, Finn Håkon Rødland is what you could call the leading expert on “True Black Metal.” He possesses the most important collection documenting the ...
For certain music fans, this is a story that has taken on folkloric, even mythological proportions. It's the saga of talented, ambitions and deeply flawed young men with names like Euronymous and Dead ...
Pictured is Attila Csihar of the Norwegian band Mayhem which is known as the darkest band in history. It was founded in 1984 by three Norwegian boys, however after two died, the leader chose new ...
Rumor has it that when Norwegian black metal band Mayhem found its singer dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, they took the strewn-about pieces of his skull and made them into necklaces. They ...
Little do people know that Mayhem, perhaps the most heralded band in extreme metal, has something of a punk background! Just recently, the Norwegian black metal titans released Atavistic Black ...
Director Jonas Åkerlund works hard to deliver on the title of “Lords of Chaos,” a tale of bad music and terrible deeds. Inspired by a true story, the movie ladles up lots of pulpy bits and buckets of ...
Norwegian black metal veterans Mayhem have announced a new EP, Atavistic Black Disorder / Kommando, featuring three songs from the sessions for 2019’s Daemon and covers of four punk bands: Discharge, ...
Cradle Of Filth frontman Dani Filth used to be pen-pals with late Norwegian black metal mastermind Euronymous. Talking exclusively to Metal Hammer, the Cradle singer reveals that he has “three or four ...
Nearly every travel guide of Norway bears at least a passing reference to the wave of church burnings that swept the country in the early Nineties. Frommer’s even names one of the arsonists, Varg ...