The album that defined early Norwegian black metal - interview with Fenriz with English subtitles
We wanted the organic sound of the 70’s, while at the same time keeping it cold, says Fenriz from Dakthrone when describing the time when the album “A Blaze in the Northern Sky” was made. The album, released in 1992, inspired a wave of Norwegian black metal groups, which is still celebrated around the world. “A Blaze in the Northern Sky” is part of the exhibition Enlightened. Glimpses of a Norwegian Cultural History at the National Library of Norway. Darthrone stopped playing concerts in the 1990’s, but is still regularly producing and releasing records.

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