Satyricon

Satyricon

black metal

Norway Est. 1991

"The music pulsates with relentless drive, underpinned by propulsive rhythms that create an atmosphere thick with tension and urgency."

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The Shadowthrone

The Shadowthrone

1994
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Career Arc

Satyricon's discography from 1992 to 2022

1992 2007 2022
All Evil (1992) Dark Medieval Times (1993) The Forest Is My Throne (1993) The Shadowthrone (1994) The Forest Is My Throne /... (1995) Nemesis Divina (1996) Megiddo – Mother North in... (1997) The Box Set (1998) Picture Disc Box Set (1998) Rebel Extravaganza (1999) Volcano (1999) Intermezzo II (1999) Roadkill Extravaganza (2001) Ten Horns – Ten Diadems (2002) Now, Diabolical (2006) Rebel Extravaganza (2006) K.I.N.G. (2006) The Pentagram Burns (2006) The Age of Nero (2008) My Skin Is Cold (2008)
Satyricon has carved a significant niche within the black metal landscape, not just as purveyors of genre-defining soundscapes but as catalysts for broader musical dialogues.
Satyricon has carved a significant niche within the black metal landscape, not just as purveyors of genre-defining soundscapes but as catalysts for broader musical dialogues. Their willingness to challenge the conventions of black metal has inspired countless artists, pushing the genre's boundaries and inviting listeners to explore its darker corners with both ferocity and introspection. This approach has led to a renewed interest in the aesthetic and thematic depths of metal, influencing not only musicians but also fans who find meaning in the juxtaposition of aggression and artistry. The band's innovative approach lies in their ability to weave intricate melodies into their blistering sonic assaults, creating a tension that runs through each composition. By intertwining atmospheric elements with raw intensity, Satyricon elevates black metal from mere aggression to an immersive experience that resonates on multiple emotional levels. Their emphasis on groove and rhythm allows them to maintain a driving force while exploring complex textures, making their music feel simultaneously expansive and claustrophobic. Lyrically, Satyricon often explores themes of existentialism, nature, and darkness, employing a voice that oscillates between the poetic and the confrontational. Their storytelling can range from vivid imagery to abstract concepts, evoking a sense of mystique while remaining grounded in a raw sincerity that invites listeners into their world. The tone shifts fluidly between introspection and intensity, capturing the duality of light and shadow.

Full discography

Satyricon's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

25 releases • 19 albums • 3 EPS • 1992–2022
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EPs ()

My Skin Is Cold album by Satyricon

My Skin Is Cold

2008

Intermezzo II album by Satyricon

Intermezzo II

1999

Megiddo – Mother North in the Dawn of a New Age album by Satyricon

Megiddo – Mother North in the Dawn of a New Age

1997

Singles ()

Black Crow on a Tombstone album by Satyricon

Black Crow on a Tombstone

2008

K.I.N.G. album by Satyricon

K.I.N.G.

2006

The Pentagram Burns album by Satyricon

The Pentagram Burns

2006

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Satyricon sound like?

The music pulsates with relentless drive, underpinned by propulsive rhythms that create an atmosphere thick with tension and urgency. Rooted in black metal. Start with Nemesis Divina.

What is the best Satyricon album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Nemesis Divina" (1996). It's the most representative of what makes Satyricon worth hearing.

Who is Satyricon for?

If you're into black metal, Satyricon is worth your time. The music pulsates with relentless drive, underpinned by propulsive rhythms that create an atmosphere thick with tension and urgency.

How many albums does Satyricon have?

Satyricon has 25 releases in their discography, including 19 albums and 3 EPs.

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