Ulver

Jesus Christ.

I mean, this sounded like Demu Emperor, early Ulver.

It's just so obvious.

And I have zero problem with anybody that does that.

One is Charles Goul from Mayhem.

And the other one is Knut, also known from Aipturus and Ulver and lots of other bands.

And they're both excellent guitarists, so they're also bringing their own stuff, which I think is good.

But yeah, definitely, we have a new album coming and it's going to be full of heads.

the more kind of the the atmospheric the tension in the notes and stuff rather than running around on on the fretboard in a sense But if there is one that I really kind of...

It's kind of Garm from Ulver.

He is one guy that I've always had a huge respect for in terms of music because...

As far as I know, he doesn't basically play an instrument, but he has this ability to just, hey, try this, try something like this.

He felt this one was unique enough not to be directly compared.

But interestingly, some of the background music for the murder sequences was taken from ambient tracks by Norwegian black metal bands, including Ulver and Aghast.

I don't know either of those two.

I don't either.

Mastodon can be this way as well, but they're, they lean to the heaviness.

Uh, you could put your Ulver and your Enslaved together.

I mean, these are bands that even started heavier and, and got more this way.

Borknagar maybe, Agalloch.

Mastodon can be this way as well, but they're, they lean to the heaviness.

Uh, you could put your Ulver and your Enslaved together.

I mean, these are bands that even started heavier and, and got more this way.

Borknagar maybe, Agalloch.