Ulver – Childhood’s End
June 9th, 2012

The Past Comes Alive
What sort of band starts by playing melodic black metal, segues into symphonic-avant-garde-electro-hip-hop-anything, and finally ends up with an album of 1960’s psychedelic rock covers? “No such band exists” would be the logical answer, but it would also be wrong. One group, Norway’s own Ulver, has achieved such a feat with the release of their newest LP, Childhood’s End, a collection of obscure covers from obscure bands that somehow melds with Ulver’s own unique sound perfectly. Read more…
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