The 2000 album "Tarmgass" sees Luxus Leverpostei pivot from their established black metal sound to a more experimental and hard rock-influenced direction. The inclusion of unexpected instrumentation and vocal styles marks a significant departure for the band.
- "Tarmgass" was recorded at the legendary Rølletid Studio in Bergen. The album's cover art, depicting a surreal landscape, was created by Norwegian artist Kjell Mikkelsen. Despite initial fan resistance to the genre shift, "Tarmgass" has since been recognized for its bold artistic choices.
- The album was released on August 21, 2000, by the independent label Funny Times Gap. It features guest vocals from Ida Nøstvold of the band Kvelertak. The track "Skogens Hjerte" became an underground hit, despite limited radio play.
- "Tarmgass" was Luxus Leverpostei's fourth studio album. It was the first album to feature guitarist Bjørn "Bølle" Olsen. The album is considered a cult classic among fans of Norwegian metal.
Luxus Leverpostei is a Norwegian metal band. They are known for their complex song structures and black metal influences. This 2000 release came after their critically acclaimed "Nattens Gallop" and before their experimental "Eksotisk Dans".
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