Burzum – Dauði Baldrs

Unofficial russian edition. Beware!
Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

perfectly flat and silent disc. fantastic sound, of rare quality. a high quality pressing for a mystical and totally cult album!

Killer!

My setup :
Thorens TD 145 MK2 Shure M91MG cartridge, Shibata N91G Stylus

Marrantz PM6004 amp
RCA RICABLE PR1 Primus Signal

V90 LPS music fidelity pre amp
Klipsh R820F / câbles SKW BG05

definitely not as bad as people say. its got some soul, hermodr a helferd and motti ragnarokum are great songs, i come back to this record often enough just for those two.
3/5 - perfect background music for old school rpgs or dark souls

Old Back on Black release. Noisy pressing. Lots of clicks and pops.

My BOB copy has Hliðskjálf labells on the disc but can confirm that Dauði Baldrs is pressed into the vinyl. Anybody else have this?

For the people interested: Echo Collective arranged this album for a acoustic ensemble. Just saw it life and it was incredible! You can check it here: https://vimeo.com/161035505

looking for this on cassette, please message me if you are selling

This is the realm of Apollo/Balder. Hyperborean Übermusik: ice-cold, elemental, archaic, megalithic, minimal, cruel, mystical... Light is only born from the utmost darkness.

This album is an underrated masterpiece of ambient music and neoclassical darkwave. Recorded in prison with only a midi keyboard, Varg doesn't looses emotional atmosphere known from early Burzum. It's not the same misanthropic black metal, the emotion on his ambient albums is much different. You don't feel the warrior's rage, rather sadness of pagan Gods rejected by modern world. Repetitive music hypnotizes you and makes you feel the beauty of forgotten days. It's a shame that something so beuatiful keeps getting criticized - ironically - for bad quality (by people who listen to lo-fi black metal).