KHOLD - Mørke Gravers Kammer CD
‘Mørke Gravers Kammer’ was Khold’s third album, recorded in late 2003 and originally released in 2004. By now Khold was fast becoming one of the premier Norwegian acts of the new millennium, mixing old school riffing with groove-laden black metal and a completely stripped down production, often classed as a fine mix of Darkthrone and Celtic Frost.
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Norwegian black metal band Khold formed in Oslo in the year 2000, by Gard and Sarke (currently seen in his own, self-named act, alongside Darkthrone’s Nocturno Culto), as Khold emerged out of the ashes of the cult band Tulus. They have recorded 5 albums to date, and have successfully toured with bands such as Satyricon and Behemoth in the past. Khold is also notable for their use of old Norse for song-titles and lyrics.
‘Mørke Gravers Kammer’ was Khold’s third album, recorded in late 2003 and originally released in 2004. By now Khold was fast becoming one of the premier Norwegian acts of the new millennium, mixing old school riffing with groove-laden black metal and a completely stripped down production, often classed as a fine mix of Darkthrone and Celtic Frost.
This edition of ‘Mørke Gravers Kammer’ includes a bonus, previously unreleased track from the band’s ‘Demo 2000’, which had originally led to the band inking a deal with Moonfog Productions, as well as the music video to the song ‘Død’.
‘Mørke Gravers Kammer’ was Khold’s third album, recorded in late 2003 and originally released in 2004. By now Khold was fast becoming one of the premier Norwegian acts of the new millennium, mixing old school riffing with groove-laden black metal and a completely stripped down production, often classed as a fine mix of Darkthrone and Celtic Frost.