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Ellende
Ellende formed in Norway in 2002, with Ivar Bjørnson on guitar, Lord PZ on vocals, Eystein Hunstad on bass, and Herman Hauger on drums. They released their...
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Ellende formed in Norway in 2002, with Ivar Bjørnson on guitar, Lord PZ on vocals, Eystein Hunstad on bass, and Herman Hauger on drums. They released their debut album 'Promo 2003' the following year, which included the track 'Verehrung.'
Their music has been described as atmospheric black metal with Norwegian folk and ambient textures. After 'Promo 2003,' they put out 'Les Ténèbres du Dehors' in 2004, 'Todbringer' in 2007, and 'Myrkramb' in 2012.
Some listeners have interpreted their lyrics as exploring themes of darkness and the occult. The band has denied allegations of embracing fascist ideologies in their music.
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