Nattmann unleashed dark and haunting Norwegian black metal with the new EP, Et Jordsmonn Av Døde. The track Trollkvinne came out in February.
Prepare to immerse yourself in the grim and haunting world of Norwegian black metal band Nattmann and their highly anticipated new EP, which came out on January 18th. Hailing from Kristiansand, Norway, the band delves deep into the rich and dark history of their homeland. They draw inspiration from societal issues, morality, and executions from the 1600s through the 1800s.
Formed in 2021, Nattmann was born out of a life-long fascination for the morbid and gruesome. With the works of Torgrim Sørnes serving as a catalytic factor. With a desire to tap into the emotions and lore of Norway’s past, the band crafts a dark musical landscape that explores themes of disgrace, horror, atrocities, and agony.
The name of the band derives from the role of local pariahs who, among other disgraceful tasks, assisted the executioner in his dark deeds. Void of religious and political views, Nattmann‘s music delves into the culture and way of life from this era. Indeed, capturing the mindset of the time with chilling accuracy.
Et Jordsmonn Av Døde is a testament to Nattmann‘s commitment to authenticity and storytelling. With influences ranging from Marble Tomb to Dalit and Aureole, the album promises to captivate listeners. With its raw emotion and atmospheric intensity.
Lineup:
Nedrig – Guitars, bass and synth
Raate – Guitars, bass, drums and vocals
