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	Darkthrone - Unholy Black Metal
		Review: From the age of classic Darkthrone a snapshot of the seminal band in several stages of evolution reveals promising degrees of separation between original song and live version, preserving the essential while varying the contextual in a delicious layering of perspective for any die-hard fan of modern fl metal.
		Through the ultramodernist "Transilvanian Hunger" or the dark and intemperate sparse and doomy material of the Goatlord era, Darkthrone emerge as personality and as a consistent hand of logic in sculpting expressive and yet belligerent sons.
		Darkthrone have lost their passion and gone to a formula using the mid-paced material influenced by first-generation fl metal (Celtic Frost, Bathory) in an almost rocklike style with simple mood shifts and Disneyesque symbolism in tone.
	www.anus.com /metal/darkthrone.html (3004 words)

	Ink 19 :: Darkthrone (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Darkthrone have as much, if not more, disciplined attack than the Ramones in their early prime and all the unhinged “fuck it!” desperation of the metal pioneers that they pay tribute to (Bathory, Hellhammer) in every insectoid riff.
		What they do, which really sets Darkthrone apart from their peers (besides the almost instrumental telepathy and absolute commitment to their outsider, “regressive” aesthetic, that is) is that they’ve become adept at interrupting Tasmanian Devil-esque speedfreakouts with catchy thrash sections or, most crucially, fabulous, meaty doomy passages that go off with buzzbomb brutality.
		Every Darkthrone album is an extension of the last, another piece in a puzzle that will eventually form a huge fucking middle finger to the world.
	www.ink19.com /issues/march2006/musicReviews/musicD/darkthrone.html (609 words)

	Darkthrone - Satan Stole My Teddybear
		What Darkthrone did was take a very nearly punk approach to technical death metal (which was all the rage at the time) by simply going all out in aggression and letting the music flow from that.
		Darkthrone had the ability to whip together a fluid, vaguely melodic platoon of songs that offered more than a few memorable tunes.
		In their earlier years, Darkthrone seemed to thrive on creating a larger-than-life monster with each release, but nowadays there seems to be no ulterior motives beyond making an ugly, thrashy record in the vein of mid-80s underground metal.
	www.ssmt-reviews.com /db/searchrev.php?artistID=277&showReview=true (2543 words)

	DarkThrone: True Norwegian Black Metal
		Unintentional yet interesting in the resulting sequence of events DarkThrone’s debut effort begins the burning down of death metal’s establishments and the rising from the ashes of a new generation of fl metal in the anti-formulations, despite clear parallels of definition.
		In this, DarkThrone have constructed the ultimate satanic rejection of life in the world of the living, and now find themselves standing at the threshold of the fl forest of isolation, torch in hand with a glance towards a holy establishment.
		As much as this is DarkThrone's clearest emphasis on a regressionist agenda, this is music that is central to the core of DarkThrone’s realm and that of the identity of their region.
	www.thebleakhorizon.com /darkthrone.htm (2582 words)

	Metallian.com - Darkthrone (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Darkthrone played a rare show in Oslo in 1996 announcing it as its last.
		Darkthrone has carved a career out of being true to the fl metal ideal.
		Darkthrone shows its respect to its fans and the metal community by issuing another raw, simple, distorted and dangerous album of true fl metal with songs like Sjakk Matt Jesu Krist, Straightening Sharks In Heaven and Alle Gegen Alle.
	www.metallian.com /darkthrone.htm (904 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Transylvanian Hunger [ECD] [Digipak] [Remaster] - Darkthrone at Epinions.com
		Darkthrone began their career playing a simplistic style of old-school-ish death metal, which is quite evident on their first release, "Soulside Journey".
		Quickly jumping bandwagons, Darkthrone (and others as well as Immortal) adopted the ideologies and minimalist music stylings of fl metal...a hateful style of extreme metal created by the norwegians to combat "trendy" metal, religious ideologies and establishments, amongst other things...but that's a huge subject that I won't get into.
		Darkthrone are famous for their outlandish statements and viewpoints in interviews which should be sought purely for the entertainment value...I guarantee a good laugh!
	www.epinions.com /content_21805239940 (1237 words)

	Get Ready to ROCK! Review of CD album by black metal band Darkthrone called Hate Them
		Since then, the members of Darkthrone have been going through a second childhood which led to the release of colossal Black Metal albums such as "Ravishing Grimness", "Plaguewielder" and their latest effort "Hate Them".
		Darkthrone chose to be less fast this time, but the rhythmical riffs that are on display here are more than rewarding.
		The last two songs of the album, the classic Darkthrone composition "Striving for a piece of Lucifer" and the Black Metal anthem "In Honour of thy Name" will be the epilogue of another classic Black Metal release that will influence hundreds of young musicians throughout the world.
	www.getreadytorock.com /reviews/darkthrone5.htm (761 words)

	::.. Metal Monk UK ..:: - DARKTHRONE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The band changed their name to Darkthrone in 1987 and continued playing Death Metal for another four demos and their first full-length album, Soulside Journey.
		The fourth album, Transylvanian Hunger, is interesting to note as the lyrics on the second half of the album were written by Varg Vikernes of Burzum, a friend of the band.
		It is interesting to note that Darkthrone somehow managed not to get caught up in the church-burning that occured during this period, and consistently stood by their prison-bound friend.
	www.metalmonk.co.uk /bands/darkthrone_bio.html (796 words)

	A Tribute To Black Metal : Darkthrone
		Darkthrone was formed back in 1986 by Gylve Nagell, Ted Skjellum, Ivar Enger and Dag Nilsen.
		Darkthrone used several hours setting the sound to get it as harsh and ugly as possible, and since they knew what they where doing it ended up sounding great.
		Darkthrone stayed on Peaceville for a total of four albums, then they went to Moonfog.
	www.geocities.com /SunsetStrip/Palladium/1747/darkthro.html (268 words)

	Darkthrone interview @ Tartareandesire.com
		Darkthrone are not only one of the founding fathers of the infamous Norwegian fl metal scene but they are also one of the few bands who have achieved as much in their career with such simple means.
		But since Darkthrone hasn´t made a videoclip in their career, and concerts simply don´t exist, that urge is close to utopia, unless you release some footage of you in the making of an album, recording in the studio.
		Darkthrone have always rejected to play cover songs, whereas some time ago a tribute was released where well-known bands of the scene payed homage to you.
	www.tartareandesire.com /interviews/darkthrone.html (2245 words)

	The Black Metal Realm Of Torden; Darkthrone
		Darkthrone had to face a lot of problems when this album was to be released.
		Darkthrone had now left Peaceville for norwegian label Moonfog, which is run by Sigurd Wongraven (a.k.a Satyr) of Satyricon.
		The statements by Darkthrone on the back cover are this time not only "True Norwegian Black Metal" and "Unholy Black Metal", but also "The Most Hated Band In The World" which may well have been true with all the bullshit floating around after Fenriz' statement on 'Transilvanian Hunger' about them being a nazi-band.
	members.tripod.com /Sharg/darkthr.html (1835 words)

	THE METAL OBSERVER - Review - DARKTHRONE - Plaguewielder
		DARKTHRONE is not doing any groundbreaking material, or even remotely interesting with this album.
		Once a band as influential as DARKTHRONE has struggled for two consecutive studio albums, they should consider washing off the paint permanently.
		Judging from their last two albums, DARKTHRONE has become a "contract band." Writing music is for pure business purposes only.
	www.metal-observer.com /articles.php?lid=1&sid=1&id=237 (277 words)

	Darkthrone - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links (Site not responding. Last check: )
		With guidance from their friend Euronymus, of the famed Mayhem, Darkthrone decided it was time for a new, darker image.
		Ablaze established Darkthrone as a genre originator along with other Scandinavian fl metal bands such as Mayhem, Emperor, and Satyricon.
		In 1994, Darkthrone switched from the Peacville label to local Norwegian label Moonfog, owned by Satyr of Satyricon, and released what they have called the ultimate tribute to Celtic Frost, Panzerfaust.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,420470,00.html (424 words)

	Darkthrone (Dorfdisco Berlin)
		Darkthrone’s 1991's 'A Blaze in the Northern Sky' was the album that helped kickstart modern Norwegian fl metal, a movement whose key players would come to be known to the outside world more from their criminal activities than their music.
		Darkthrone has never tried to be original, but just tried to pay homage to Bathory and Celtic Frost and Hellhammer.
		That’s the way it works in Oslo, they’ve got a place of their own, and this guy is always spotting junkies with Darkthrone t-shirts, and what I wrote back to him today in an SMS is, okay, there must be someone who takes my message seriously.
	www.dorfdisco.de /int/2003/darkthrone.phtml (3656 words)

	Darkthrone : Sardonic Wrath - Review at Harvest Moon Music
		That album was also the first Darkthrone album I ever bought, and I must say that it was a pretty big let down.
		I've noticed that Darkthrone and other bands like them have a differnt goal when creating music than more melodic fl metal bands like Dissection or Throes of Dawn do, and that's creating atmosphere.
		If you are already a Darkthrone fan (or are just looking for some raw, heavy fl metal) and you don't have this album, you'll probably love it.
	www.harvestmoonmusic.com /reviews/darkthrone_12.html (658 words)

	Darkthrone \| MUSICA.MUSTDIE.RU
		DARKTHRONE have commenced the writing process for their forthcoming CD, tentatively titled Leper Unction, which they hope to record in September/October for an early 2003 release through Moonfog Records.
		DARKTHRONE’s forthcoming Plaguewielder CD is due to be released in September through Moonfog Records on Digipack, CD and LP.
		Darkthrone's new album "Plaguewielder" is due to be released in September through Moonfog Records on Digipack, CD and LP.
	musica.mustdie.ru /en/band/dark_throne (357 words)

	Darkthrone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fenriz and Nocturno Culto of Darkthrone circa 2006
		Darkthrone moved to the Moonfog label (of Satyr from Satyricon) for subsequent releases.
		Darkthrone were becoming comfortable with their "new" evolution and direction, one which would follow on into their next albums.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Darkthrone (1194 words)

	GenieLab::Music Darkthrone (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was followed by their quintessential masterpiece ''Transilvanian Hunger'', which is generally regarded as Darkthrone's finest work, although the band itself regards it as being a rather untypical Darkthrone record.
		Darkthrone remain a powerful force in the fl metal genre, although they have experimented with their influences over the years.
		Darkthrone received some criticism for a statement that they had intended to print on the ''Transilvanian Hunger'' album: ''"We would like to state that Transilvanian Hunger stands beyond any criticism.
	www.genielab.com /artist/101243 (528 words)

	Darkthrone
		The album will hit the streets the 27th of February in Europe and about two weeks later in other continents.It's possible to order cd's and vinyls directly from the Snapper webshop, just go to the link-page and be a man (or woman), and find your way.
		Darkthrone will always hail the 80's sound, the real metal decade, and the band will continue to pour out their music for as long as the health of the band is ok. All the energy is directed towards the albums, since there will (as usual) be no live performances.
		It's important to point out the fact the Darkthrone is not in the entertainment biz, and that will be the reality for all years to come.
	www.darkthrone.no /news (558 words)

	Darkthrone biography @ Tartareandesire.com
		DARKTHRONE was formed in 1986 under the moniker BLACK DEATH, by Gylve Nagell (drummer/lyricist), Ted Skjellum (guitars/vocals), Ivar Enger (guitars) and Dag Nilsen (bass).
		After releasing the "Land Of Frost", "Thulcandra" and "Cromlech" demos, and the "A New Dimension" promo tape, Darkthrone were signed to British death pioneers Peaceville, and released their debut CD "Soulside Journey", a brooding, doom ridden album of scandinavian (ala Entombed) death metal.
		It was at this stage, Darkthrone began writing most of their lyrics/songtitles in their native tongue, and decided that they "only wanted to work with Norwegians".
	www.tartareandesire.com /bands/darkthrone.html (814 words)

	southcoast247.com - Music - CD Review: Darkthrone — "Sardonic Wrath"
		Members Fenriz and Nocturno Culto of Darkthrone not only qualify as veterans and highly influential in the increasingly bloated fl metal scene, but have remained consistently vital to extreme music throughout their careers.
		Darkthrone’s sound has more in common with old-school bands like Bathory, Venom, Possessed, and, most noticeably, Celtic Frost, then it does with anything popular right now.
		Darkthrone was never a band of complete originality; they’ve always made up for this through the sheer intensity and anger of the music.
	www.southcoast247.com /music/stories/darkthrone.shtml (910 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: A Blaze in the Northern Sky: Music: Darkthrone (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A cacophony that could not be worse; the album sounds a little like a few kids who figured out how to mess with the gain pedal and the guitar, the vocals a bit like a chain smoker after 45 years.
		Besides, Darkthrone were never one to rely on glitzy production jobs — their music was always good enough to speak for itself.
		Whilst a couple of albums have come close, nothing Darkthrone have done since this album has bettered it, and chances are, none of their future albums will either.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Blaze-Northern-Sky-Darkthrone/dp/B00009KU70 (1098 words)

	Darkthrone - 'Ravishing Grimness' review @ into-obscurity.com[enter the underground]
		The newest record by Darkthrone is just as good as all the others (from what I hear.
		Darkthrone hasn't strayed from the way they made music years ago when fl metal was just breaking.
		Although opposite of a lot of the more melodic fl metal bands that are over-abundant today who all seem to try to outplay and out-melodicize (yea, I just made that up) each other, this album is basic and that deserves respect.
	www.into-obscurity.com /reviews/reviews.asp?reviewID=88 (166 words)

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