Today marks the release of "Den Svevende Festning", the project's latest EP, with the title-track now streaming online.
Norwegian Black Metal solo act Mork have just released a brand new EP today, titled "Den Svevende Festning" ("The Floating Fortress"), and to celebrate the release, the EP's title-track is now streaming online via the Peaceville Records channel, check it out:
The label commented on the project's origins:
Mork was created by Thomas Eriksen in the town of Halden in Norway during 2004. Mork was primarily a side-project for Eriksen from inception until the debut album release in 2013, & since then the band has rightly earned their accolade as one of the top Norwegian black metal acts of recent years, receiving strong endorsements from their peers, having already amassed five full-length releases in a short period, and including guests from acts such as Darkthrone, Dimmu Borgir, Kampfar and more.
And specifically, regarding the new EP:
Den Svevende Festning vinyl EP features six tracks and over 32 minutes of raw and atmospheric Norwegian black metal, most notably containing exclusive and unreleased material recorded during the Katedralen album sessions, in the shape of the title track (also the theme for the cover image, an old drawing of Fredriksten Fortress in Eriksen’s home-town of Halden), and ‘Ormtunge’.
Side A is completed by the alternate arrangement of the track ‘Født Til Å Herske’, previously only available digitally. Side B contains a selection of live tracks from Mork’s recent shows, featuring a series of tracks from the Katedralen opus.
Thomas Eriksen, the project's creator, commented:
Seems we got a tradition going by now, with an EP between each album. I can get use to that! I like the format which allows us to do something a bit different and play around with the material, with albums we obviously need to be more strict.
This time I had a couple tracks left over from the Katedralen sessions. The title track "Den Svevende Festning" was always one that I liked and was actually only cut due to the album length. It's fitting having its own EP dedicated to it. "Den Svevende Festning" is a tribute to my hometown of Halden with its majestical Fredriksten Fortress which hovers above the city in the skyline. It's powerful and a good cannonball in the face!
Complete tracklist is as follows:
- Den Svevende Festning
- Ormtunge
- Fodt til a Herske (Med Strykere)
- Arv (Live)
- Det Siste Gode I Meg (Live)
- Svartmalt (Live)
Here's a closer look at the EP's cover art:
"Den Svevende Festning" comes in limited edition vinyl LP, and is available via the following link:
https://burningshed.com/store/peaceville/related-stores-peaceville/mork-peaceville/mork_den-svevende-festning_vinyl
Alternatively, the EP is availble in digital format via the Mork Bandcamp page:
https://peaceville.bandcamp.com/album/den-svevende-festning
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