Sarke

Sarke is a Norwegian black/thrash metal band that has cemented its place in the heavy metal pantheon with its dark, atmospheric, and groove-laden approach to the genre. Formed in 2008, Sarke is the brainchild of its namesake, Sarke (Thomas Berglie), who is known for his role as a drummer in various other metal acts such as Khold and Tulus. He initially started Sarke as a solo project, but it quickly evolved into a full-fledged band with the inclusion of Nocturno Culto (Ted Skjellum) of the legendary Darkthrone on vocals, bringing an added level of gravitas and intensity to the forefront.

Over their prolific career, Sarke has released several acclaimed albums, each strengthening their unique blend of icy black metal with more traditional heavy metal and thrash influences. Their discography, including albums like "Vorunah" (2009), "Oldarhian" (2011), and "Aruagint" (2013), showcases a commitment to sonic evolution while staying true to their grim and uncompromising roots. With more recent efforts such as "Gastwerso" (2019) and "Allsighr" (2021), Sarke continues to push their boundaries, offering fans and newcomers alike a brooding and captivating musical experience packed with relentless riffs, melancholic melodies, and a haunting ambience. The band solidifies their legacy as connoisseurs of the dark and a significant force within the extreme music scene.

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Endo Feight
Album - 8 Tracks - Released June 21, 2024
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