Fleurety is a band steeped in the avant-garde fringes of black metal, hailing from Norway and known for their experimental and discordant sound. The group was formed in 1991 by guitarist Alexander Nordgaren and drummer/vocalist Svein Egil Hatlevik. Named after an infernal spirit from demonological grimoires, Fleurety's music has been a profound exploration into the surreal and the macabre. Throughout their career, the duo has never shied away from pushing the boundaries of metal, incorporating elements from a vast spectrum of genres including jazz, industrial, and ambient music.

Their discography, marked by an eclectic approach and often lengthy intervals between releases, reflects a band that evolves with each offering. "Min Tid Skal Komme," released in 1995, became a cult classic for its peculiar blend of melancholic melodies and atmospheric soundscapes. After years of silence, Fleurety resurged with new material, accentuating their legacy and continuous innovation. "Lament of the Optimist," a short but impactful release from 2017, served as a precursor to their full-length album "The White Death" in the same year, showcasing the band's ability to meld chilling narratives with complex sonic textures. Their latest release, "Trauma," further cements Fleurety's reputation as enigmatic sculptors of sound, eternally defying conventions and expectations within the extreme metal scene.