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DARKTHRONE — probably the most uncompromising of the veteran Norwegian black metal bands — have entered the national album chart in Norway at position No. 22 with their latest release, "The Cult Is Alive" (Peaceville). The album is available on CD, special-edition CD featuring the band's first-ever promo video (for "Too Old, Too Cold") and on limited-edition shark grey vinyl. The group's recent EP, "Too Old, Too Cold", debuted at No. 11 on the Norwegian single chart.

Peaceville Records recently released a special edition boxset of DARKTHRONE's "Preparing for War" anthology (originally issued in 2001), which covers more rare tracks and includes a DVD of rare interview and live footage. The "Preparing for War" special edition boxset features two CDs and a DVD and comes in a clam box, complete with poster and booklet containing an in-depth interview with the band, conducted by U.K. journalist James Hinchliffe.

J'adore le concept

Nouvel album de DARKTHRONE, paraît-il plus dans l'esprit punk'n'roll qu'avant.



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il est pas mal cet album, pas un seul blastbeat, mais ça envoie bien, black'n'roll !!!

Bientôt un single avec une reprise d'un groupe de punk


On November 23, Norwegian black metallers DARKTHRONE will release their new single, "Forebyggende Krig", on numbered 7" vinyl, limited to 2,000 copies. This offer is online only and a real collector's gem. The single features the title track on side A, which is lifted from their latest masterpiece, "The Cult is Alive", with its CELTIC FROST-ish blend of ingenious structure and riffs. Uncompromising and unpredictable as DARKTHRONE always are, on side B there is a completely exclusive track (and perhaps an unexpected one) in the shape of the cover song "Bad Attitude", which was originally recorded by little-known American punk rockers TESTORS, and was recorded in the late-'70s. The vocals on "Bad Attitude" are handled by Fenriz, with backing vocals carried out by Nocturno Culto.