You could see Satyricon & Munch as the second half of the experiment they started with Live at the Opera , but while the former was a d...

Deep Called Upon Deep , the ninth full-length from Satyricon , is one I struggled with a little upon release. It brought back the full on bl...

It is the hubris of many a rock or metal band to perform with an opera or orchestra in either a live or studio setting, to record it for pos...

Man, when people tell you that the intro piece to this album, "Voice of Shadows", sounds like a laconic, snakier twist on the ol...

After spending a few years and albums batting around various ideas and directions, Satyricon seemed to have finally settled in on what they...

Whilst Rebel Extravaganza might have seemed the most 'undecided' album in the Satyricon canon, Volcano is for sure the strangest....

It's a curious twist of fate that Satyricon 's sophomore, in its quest to come off as a more cohesive effort than the album it close...

If Rebel Extravaganza seems a mite fragmented in its intents, that fact rests solely on its shoulders as the 'transitional' period ...

There are two essential Norwegian black metal splits of the 90s, and it's not a surprise to me that Enslaved participated in both of th...

While it's musical value is formidable in of itself, one of the things that has truly always drawn me to the Satyricon debut Dark Medie...

I don't care how you want to spin it. I don't care if there are several remastered songs. I don't care if there's a fat, pre...

Satyricon does not have a great track record for EP releases. I'll grant them The Forest is My Throne demo re-issue on the split with ...

I'll be the first to admit: I have no idea what Satyr is doing on the cover of this Rebel Extravaganza teaser EP. Is he practicing for ...

Megiddo was released presumably to bridge the gap between their successful Nemesis Divina record and whatever would come next. Like most o...

Similar to how Storm was a collaboration between Fenriz of Darkthrone and Satyr of Satyricon (with Kari Rueslåtten adding her vocals), Wo...

Nemesis Divina is an album I truly wrestled with in the previous decade. Upon its release, many of my friends took to it instantly. It was ...

Let me start off by saying that the Grand Ballroom at San Francisco's Regency Center is both a horrible and excellent place to see metal...

The 21st century has brought a change to Satyricon which seems to have polarized some of their original fan base, whose adoration of the ba...