Darkthrone
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NorwayNorway

1986

Darkthrone

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Darkthrone is an influential Norwegian black metal band. They formed in 1986 as a death metal group in Kolbotn, Norway. After embracing the black metal style in 1991, they became a driving force in the Norwegian black metal scene. For most of this period Darkthrone has consisted of just two musicians; Fenriz and Nocturno Culto. They claim to be influenced by punk and have sought to remain outside the music mainstream. Recently their music has incorporated more crust punk traits.

The band that would become Darkthrone formed during 1986 in Kolbotn, a small suburb of Oslo. They were a death metal group by the name of Black Death, and its members were Gylve Nagell, Ivar Enger and Anders Risberget. In 1988 the band changed their name to Darkthrone and were joined by Ted Skjellum and Dag Nilsen. During 1988 and 1989 the band independently released four demo tapes: "Land of Frost", "A New Dimension", "Thulcandra", and "Cromlech".

Style over time

Genres of the artist's albums over the years: the higher the line, the stronger the genre on that album

  1. 1991
  2. 1992
  3. 1993
  4. 1994
  5. 1995
  6. 1996
  7. 1999
  8. 2001
  9. 2003
  10. 2004
  11. 2006
  12. 2007
  13. 2008
  14. 2010
  15. 2013
  16. 2016
  17. 2019
  18. 2021
  19. 2022
  20. 2024

Darkthrone members

Current members: Nocturno Culto (lead vocals, guitar, bass), Fenriz (drums (drum set), original)

Former members: Zephyrous (guitar), Dag Nilsen (bass guitar), Anders Risberget (guitar)

Nocturno CultoNocturno Cultolead vocals, guitar, bass
Fenrizdrums (drum set), original
Zephyrousguitar
Dag Nilsenbass guitar

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