Endling Kvelertak

• 1 Krøterveg te helvete 07:54
• 2 Fedrekult 03:51
• 3 Likvoke 05:19
• 4 Motsols 03:05
• 5 Døgeniktens kvad 06:03
• 6 Endling 04:11
• 7 Skoggangr 06:03
• 8 Paranoia 297 03:17
• 9 Svart september 03:39
• 10 Morild 07:42
• Total Runtime 51:04

Info for Endling

Norwegian band Kvelertak has become a true force in the metal scene over the past decade. The band, which has received well-deserved accolades from Rolling Stone and Stereogum, has amassed hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide and over 50 million streams on DSP's. All this success has led to several number one albums and Spellemannprisen Awards (Norway's answer to the Grammys) in their home country. Previous albums have seen the band collaborate with hardcore legend Kurt Ballou (Converge), among others, and work with musicians such as Troy Sanders (Mastodon). The band has also toured with legendary bands like Metallica and Slayer. On their fifth album "Endling", Kvelertak sound bigger and more creative than ever before. Armed with massive riffs, black metal ferocity and their most ambitious instrumentation to date, they have mastered the art of creating modern metal classics that are both fierce and fun. 15 years into their career, Kvelertak are as unstoppable as ever.

Kvelertak

Kvelertak
(meaning stranglehold or chokehold) is a six-piece black metal hardcore punk band from Stavanger, Norway. All lyrics are written in Norwegian, the band’s native language, and concerning Norse mythology/Viking folklore. As of today, the six members are: Erlend Hjelvik (vocals), Vidar Landa (guitar), Bjarte Lund Rolland (guitar), Maciek Ofstad (guitar), Marvin Nygaard (bass), and Kjetil Gjermundrød (drums). Known for their consistent, idiosyncratic sound, the band states that their main influences are rock and roll, black metal and punk.

In March 2011, Kvelertak was presented with two Spellemann Awards—a prestegious Norwegian music award similar to the American Grammy Award—for Best Newcomer and Best Rock Band.

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