Enslavement Of Beauty is a Norwegian symphonic black metal band that adeptly fuses elements of classical music with the intensity and darkness of black metal, creating a unique and melodious sound within the metal genre. Formed in 1995 by guitarist Tony Eugene Tunheim and vocalist Ole Alexander Myrholt, Enslavement Of Beauty have captivated audiences with their intricate compositions and philosophical lyrics, often exploring themes of aesthetics, beauty, and existentialism. Their rich, narrative style weaves the poetic with the aggressive, showcasing an impressive musical dexterity that appeals to both black metal enthusiasts and those favouring more melodic and symphonic elements.

Over the years, Enslavement Of Beauty has consistently delivered a blend of the theatric and the brutal, as reflected in their notable releases. Their most recent album, "And Still We Wither" (2020), continues to demonstrate their evolving, yet distinctly ornate sound, full of grandiose arrangements and fierce metal riffs. Other releases such as "Devilry and Temptation" and the EP "The Perdition" further cemented their standing in the scene, boasting the band's affinity for both extremity and elegance. Albums like "Mere Contemplations" (2007), "Megalomania" (2001), and "Traces O' Red" (1999) are crucial entries in their discography, often revered by fans and critics alike, as they showcase the band's ability to balance lush symphonics with the raw energy of metal. Despite not being a household name, Enslavement Of Beauty has earned a dedicated following and an indisputable place within the niche of symphonic black metal connoisseurs.