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Line-up

2005-  Ihsahn - bass, guitars, keyboards, vocals
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2005-2011  Asgeir Mickelson - drums
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2008-2010  Lars Norberg - bass
2010-  Tobias Ørnes Andersen - drums
2010-2012  Jørgen Munkeby - saxophone
› 2016-  -//-
2020  Tobias Øymo Solbakk - drums
2009-2011  Halvor Strand - bass
2010-2014  Tobias Ørnes Andersen - drums
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2010-2014  Einar Solberg - keyboards, backing vocals
2010-2014  Øystein Landsverk - guitars, backing vocals
2010-2014  Tor Oddmund Suhrke - guitars, backing vocals
2011-2014  Rein T. Blomquist - bass
2013-2014  Baard Kolstad - drums
2013-2014  Martin Skrebergene - bass
2015-  Nicolay Tangen Svennæs - keyboards, backing vocals
2015  Kenneth Kapstad - drums
2015-2017  Robin Ognedal - guitars, backing vocals
2016-  Tobias Øymo Solbakk - drums
2006  Kristoffer Rygg - vocals
2006  Tore Ylwizaker - vocals
2008  Mikael Åkerfeldt - vocals
2012  Jeff Loomis - guitars
2012  Einar Solberg - vocals
› 2016  -//-
› 2020  -//-
2012  Devin Townsend - vocals
2012-2013  Heidi Solberg Tveitan - vocals
2016  Matt Heafy - vocals
2016  Hans Herbjørnsrud - spoken word
2018  Fredrik Åkesson - guitars
2018  Angell Solberg Tveitan - marching drums

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Plenty of artists have dabbled with dark ambient, but few have become as synonymous with the genre the way that Lustmord did. And out of all genres, dark ambient has been one that metal has interwoven with quite often. Now, the metal world celebrates that.
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Àmr
8.2
Ihsahn, the turtleneck-wearing manbun-sporting god of progressive black metal, is no stranger to alienating his fanbases. Whether alienating fans of Emperor by abandoning most of his black metal sound on later Emperor releases and his solo career or fans...
Review by RaduP ››
As the solo career of Ihsahn progressed, it seemed as though this versatile multi-instrumentalist was gradually pushing his work more and more towards bolder, unexpected territories. It was a trend that arguably started with After, and that came to a peak with Das Seelenbrechen, an ambitious voyage into dark lands of the surreal and borderline Avantgarde. As a bit of a disappointment, Arktis now comes this year from a much more accessible direction, feeling like something of a ball drop after all that progress.
Review by Apothecary ››

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