Dominanz

Dominanz is a Norwegian black metal band known for their powerful and modern sound, drawing from the country's rich tradition of extreme music. Formed from the remnants of the project Cult of Deception, which was established in 2006 by Roy Nordaas, Dominanz has evolved to include members with backgrounds in notable bands like Hades Almighty, Immortal, Taake, and Thy Grief. Their music often features dark and dismal themes, yet remains catchy and engaging. Notable albums include "As I Shine" and "Noxious," with the latter featuring guest vocalists such as Abbath from Immortal and Olav Iversen from Sahg, adding to the band's eclectic and varied sound.

Dominanz's music explores themes of oppression and power, often inspired by historical sites and events. The band's approach to music is collaborative, with contributions from all members, resulting in a sound that is both aggressive and atmospheric. Despite their potent live performances, Dominanz has faced challenges in scheduling frequent gigs due to logistical and financial constraints. Their recent releases include titles like "Let The Death Enter," "Ruins of Destruction," and "Devoured by the Black Hole," showcasing their continued evolution in the black metal genre.