The 1996 debut album "Drep de kristne" is a cornerstone of Norwegian black metal, capturing the genre's raw, unpolished sound. It stands as a definitive statement from the early scene, characterized by its aggressive riffs and grim atmosphere.
- "Drep de kristne" was released on the Norwegian label Head Not Found in February 1996. The album features a raw, lo-fi production typical of the black metal sound of the era. It has been cited as an influential release within the genre.
- The album was recorded and mixed at Endless Sound Studios. It comprises five tracks with a runtime of approximately 38 minutes. The cover art is stark and evocative, fitting the album's dark themes.
- "Drep de kristne" translates to "Kill the Christians" in English, reflecting the anti-Christian sentiments prevalent in some black metal circles at the time. The album's title and lyrical content align with the controversial and often extreme ideologies espoused by certain bands within the genre during the 1990s.
Troll is a Norwegian black metal band formed in 1992. They are known for their raw and atmospheric sound within the early Norwegian black metal scene.
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