Музыка и песни Nidingr / Nidingr

Gold vinyl. Starring present and past members of bands such as Mayhem, Gorgoroth, DHG (Dødheimsgard), 1349 and God Seed, Norway's Nidingr is a band that gives you a massive punch of extreme metal! Known for their efficient, yet complex song writing,

Record Label: Jester Style: Metal

Artist: Nidingr Label: Jester

Expect some cold, dark and experimental black metal. With members from Orcustus and Gorgoroth. Record Label: Karisma Records Style: Metal

It ain’t often we say, “Hey, check out this black metal band with a great bass player!” Normally, bass players in black metal get the Jason Newsted treatment, but Borre-based Nidingr have two in guitarists Blargh and Teloch. Why have a full-time bass player when you have two guys with enough talent to sound like bass players? Good ones, too. Just listen to new ditty, “Greatest of Deceivers”, and then re-listen. When not freezer burned by Nidingr’s post-black blast, the bass cuts its own rug. Throughout. OK, enough about Nidingr’s four-string rumbles and weaves. The Norwegians have a new album coming out on Indie Recordings. If you haven’t heard Nidingr before, well, it’s because they’ve been trapped under ice—see what I did there?—on two obscure labels like Karisma Records and Jester Records, the latter of which is run by Ulver’s own Kristoffer Rygg. Now that the trio has a release coming stateside this November, it’s time the non-Metal Archives forum members get a whiff of Nidingr’s progeny. More like Thorns, Ved Buens Ende, or Ihsahn’s latest noisemaker, Greatest of Deceivers is black metal from another angle. You won’t find grand symphonies about dark castles in deep forests. Nope, this is raw, urbanly dissonant black. Record Label: Indie Recordings Style: Black Metal

It ain’t often we say, “Hey, check out this black metal band with a great bass player!” Normally, bass players in black metal get the Jason Newsted treatment, but Borre-based Nidingr have two in guitarists Blargh and Teloch. Why have a full-time bass player when you have two guys with enough talent to sound like bass players? Good ones, too. Just listen to new ditty, “Greatest of Deceivers”, and then re-listen. When not freezer burned by Nidingr’s post-black blast, the bass cuts its own rug. Throughout. OK, enough about Nidingr’s four-string rumbles and weaves. The Norwegians have a new album coming out on Indie Recordings. If you haven’t heard Nidingr before, well, it’s because they’ve been trapped under ice—see what I did there?—on two obscure labels like Karisma Records and Jester Records, the latter of which is run by Ulver’s own Kristoffer Rygg. Now that the trio has a release coming stateside this November, it’s time the non-Metal Archives forum members get a whiff of Nidingr’s progeny. More like Thorns, Ved Buens Ende, or Ihsahn’s latest noisemaker, Greatest of Deceivers is black metal from another angle. You won’t find grand symphonies about dark castles in deep forests. Nope, this is raw, urbanly dissonant black. Style: Black Metal