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country: SWE
label: Season of Mist
year: 2021
format: LP
Condition: New
Black Vinyl
Re-issue of MÖRK GRYNING’s sophomore record ‘Return Fire’ Originally released in 1996, MÖRK GRYNING’s second full-length ‘Return Fire’ breathes a more raw and darker atmosphere than its predecessor. The record, highly influenced by thrash metal titans such as KREATOR and SLAYER, even contains the band’s own interpretation of the song “Necrophiliac” by SLAYER. Over the years, the record gained popularity and is now regarded as one of the classics of early Swedish black metal.
Black 12" vinyl (33 rpm) in sturdy printed inner sleeve with liner notes by Olivier 'Zoltar' Badin in gatefold.
First pressing 350 copies worldwide.
Re-issue of MÖRK GRYNING’s fourth full-length ‘Pieces of Primal Expressionism’.
While much debated at the time of its release in 2003, MÖRK GRYNING’s fourth full-length ‘Pieces of Primal Expressionism’ is now regarded as the band’s most daring and experimental release.
Recorded and produced with David Bergstrand and Örjan Örnkloo (Meshuggah, Devin Townsend, In Flames, Dark Funeral), the Swedes built a gargantuan wall of sound with disharmonic clusters, resulting in a record that was very different from MÖRK GRYNING’s previous material.
Pieces of Primal Expressionism’ was ultimately nominated for an award on the Swedish national radio and is a key step in the evolution of the band’s sound and discography.
Black 12" vinyl (33 rpm) in sturdy printed inner sleeve with liner notes by Olivier 'Zoltar' Badin in gatefold.
First pressing 350 copies worldwide.
Re-issue of MÖRK GRYNING’s third full-length ‘Maelstrom Chaos’.
Swedish melodic black metallers MÖRK GRYNING’s third record ‘Maelstrom Chaos’ was recorded in the legendary Grieghallen Studios in Bergen, Norway and produced by Norwegian producer Pytten (MAYHEM, BURZUM, EMPEROR).
Taking a more orchestral approach with epic arrangements and longer songs, this album is seem as the most bombastic of the band’s discography to date, culminating with the incorporation of Mozart's "Lacrimosa" in the song "The Menace".