Satyr of Norwegian black metal band Satyricon recounts his early days devouring 1970's rock, the moment he discovered extreme metal and eventually co-founded a movement, and the bands who keep the energy of the music fresh, surprising and dark. He also discusses creating music for the Edvard Munch exhibition, what really defines black metal (and what doesn't) and lots more. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST:
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SATYR CONTENT GUIDE:
00:00 Killing your babies and meaning it
00:30 The most influential person in Norwegian Black Metal
02:16 Introduction
02:25 The first artist you put on a pedestal
07:49 Finding humour in the intensity of dark music
10:19 The first musical storyline you were obsessed by
16:12 Writers struggling with Edvard Munch x Satyricon music
21:31 Munch & his world, his moment, making the music match
25:14 Can you tell us about the early days of Norwegian Black Metal
26:33 The early days of Black Metal, what defines it
34:59 Instrumentation on the Munch record
36:36 The most extreme ideas put forward in Black Metal
40:17 Visual identity
42:39 Did your heart start beating slower?
48:19 Secrets about songs & The Age of Nero
53:48 Beatlemania and Satyr’s metal equivalent
59:52 The most ridiculous band argument?
1:02:47 The relationship with Frost
1:04:59 Musical Mount Rushmore
1:14:44 Five Songs That Changed Your Life
1:19:21 Your relationship with Black Metal, from then til now
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