Limbonic Art is a symphonic black metal band hailing from Norway, renowned for their atmospheric fusion of chilling melodies and raw, unadulterated metal. Founded in 1993 by Daemon (Vidar Jensen) and Morfeus (Krister Dreyer), the band quickly established themselves as influential figures within the black metal scene, distinguishing their sound with synth-laden ambiances and intricate structures that weave an eerie, otherworldly veil around their aggressive musical foundation.

Over the years, Limbonic Art’s discography has traced an evolution that is both sophisticated and haunting, often centered around themes of darkness, occultism, and the supernatural. Their debut album "Moon in the Scorpio" (1996) set the precedent for their darkly poetic approach and was followed by lauded releases such as "In Abhorrence Dementia" (1997) and "Ad Noctum - Dynasty of Death" (1999), which showed a band unafraid to push the boundaries of their genre. After a brief split in the early 2000s, Limbonic Art made a powerful return, forging new sonic territories with albums like "A Legacy of Evil" (2007), "The Ultimate Death Worship" (2002), and their more recent foreboding opuses "Phantasmagoria" (2010) and "Spectre Abysm" (2017), thereby maintaining their status as custodians of the dark and symphonic strain of black metal.