Kvist For Kunsten Maa Vi Evig Vike Vinyl LP 2026
Tracklist:
1. Ars Manifestia ( 05:16 )
2. Forbannet Vaere Jorden Jeg Gar Pa ( 05:52 )
3. Stupet ( 07:03 )
4. Svartedal ( 03:42 )
5. Min Lekam Er Meg Blott En Byrde ( 09:59 )
6. Vettenetter ( 06:04 )
LIMITED 30TH ANNIVERSARY MARBLE VINYL PRESSING OF THE CULT CLASSIC 1996 NORWEGIAN BLACK METAL MASTERPIECE
1996's 'For Kunsten Maa Vi Evig Vike' by Norway's engimatic cult titans Kvist, stands as an underground classic which has only been solidified as the years pass & is regarded as one of the greater examples of the symphonic black metal genre. Cold & uncompromising, Kvist offers black metal loosely in the style of early Dimmu Borgir, Satyricon, & Emperor, yet still maintaining their own distinctive sound & edge.
Throughout 6 intricately crafted epics of dark cold atmosphere, 'For Kunsten Maa Vi Evig Vike' is a storm of melodic black metal, with lyrics written in the band's native Norwegian only heightening the feel of the album. The album was recorded at Endless Sound Studios in Oslo (Turbonegro). Kvist only released this one album before the band split up, marking it now as a timeless release, with members later going on to join acts such as Urgehal. Kvist briefly & mysteriously re-surfaced in 2022 with a demo recording of a new track, featured on Peaceville's 'Dark Side Of The Sacred Star' compilation.
Kvist For Kunsten Maa Vi Evig Vike Vinyl LP 2026
Tracklist:
1. Ars Manifestia ( 05:16 )
2. Forbannet Vaere Jorden Jeg Gar Pa ( 05:52 )
3. Stupet ( 07:03 )
4. Svartedal ( 03:42 )
5. Min Lekam Er Meg Blott En Byrde ( 09:59 )
6. Vettenetter ( 06:04 )
LIMITED 30TH ANNIVERSARY MARBLE VINYL PRESSING OF THE CULT CLASSIC 1996 NORWEGIAN BLACK METAL MASTERPIECE
1996's 'For Kunsten Maa Vi Evig Vike' by Norway's engimatic cult titans Kvist, stands as an underground classic which has only been solidified as the years pass & is regarded as one of the greater examples of the symphonic black metal genre. Cold & uncompromising, Kvist offers black metal loosely in the style of early Dimmu Borgir, Satyricon, & Emperor, yet still maintaining their own distinctive sound & edge.
Throughout 6 intricately crafted epics of dark cold atmosphere, 'For Kunsten Maa Vi Evig Vike' is a storm of melodic black metal, with lyrics written in the band's native Norwegian only heightening the feel of the album. The album was recorded at Endless Sound Studios in Oslo (Turbonegro). Kvist only released this one album before the band split up, marking it now as a timeless release, with members later going on to join acts such as Urgehal. Kvist briefly & mysteriously re-surfaced in 2022 with a demo recording of a new track, featured on Peaceville's 'Dark Side Of The Sacred Star' compilation.
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Tracklist:
1. Ars Manifestia ( 05:16 )
2. Forbannet Vaere Jorden Jeg Gar Pa ( 05:52 )
3. Stupet ( 07:03 )
4. Svartedal ( 03:42 )
5. Min Lekam Er Meg Blott En Byrde ( 09:59 )
6. Vettenetter ( 06:04 )
LIMITED 30TH ANNIVERSARY MARBLE VINYL PRESSING OF THE CULT CLASSIC 1996 NORWEGIAN BLACK METAL MASTERPIECE
1996's 'For Kunsten Maa Vi Evig Vike' by Norway's engimatic cult titans Kvist, stands as an underground classic which has only been solidified as the years pass & is regarded as one of the greater examples of the symphonic black metal genre. Cold & uncompromising, Kvist offers black metal loosely in the style of early Dimmu Borgir, Satyricon, & Emperor, yet still maintaining their own distinctive sound & edge.
Throughout 6 intricately crafted epics of dark cold atmosphere, 'For Kunsten Maa Vi Evig Vike' is a storm of melodic black metal, with lyrics written in the band's native Norwegian only heightening the feel of the album. The album was recorded at Endless Sound Studios in Oslo (Turbonegro). Kvist only released this one album before the band split up, marking it now as a timeless release, with members later going on to join acts such as Urgehal. Kvist briefly & mysteriously re-surfaced in 2022 with a demo recording of a new track, featured on Peaceville's 'Dark Side Of The Sacred Star' compilation.
