Best Darkthrone
Transilvanian Hunger is Darkthrone's fourth studio album, released in 1994, and the final part of the raw black metal sequence that began with A Blaze in the Northern Sky. Most of its music and recording were handled by Fenriz, while Nocturno Culto performed the vocals; Varg Vikernes wrote lyrics fo...
Under a Funeral Moon is Darkthrone's third studio album, released in 1993, and the middle entry in the band's early black metal trilogy. Performed by Fenriz, Nocturno Culto, and Zephyrous, it favors trebly guitars, rasped vocals, forceful drumming, and deliberately raw production over the clearer de...
A Blaze in the Northern Sky is Darkthrone's second studio album, released in 1992, and the record that marked the band's decisive shift from death metal toward black metal. It was made by Fenriz, Nocturno Culto, Zephyrous, and Dag Nilsen, although Nilsen left the group before its release. The album...
Panzerfaust is Darkthrone's fifth studio album, released in 1995 after the trilogy formed by A Blaze in the Northern Sky, Under a Funeral Moon, and Transilvanian Hunger. Fenriz performed the instruments, while Nocturno Culto supplied the vocals, continuing the band's stripped-down recording approach...
Darkthrone's 1996 album, notable for featuring lyrics written entirely by outside contributors rather than the band's own members.
Darkthrone's 1999 album offering a marginal shift in production clarity while retaining the raw black metal approach the Norwegian duo had long maintained.
Darkthrone's 2001 album, part of a prolific late-1990s and early-2000s run of consistently raw Norwegian black metal output from Fenriz and Nocturno Culto.
