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Originally released in 1995, 'Bergtatt' blends black metal with Norwegian folk influences and is part of Ulver's early trilogy shaping their neo-folk direction.
Artist profile · 04/07/2026
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Since their formation in 1992, Ulver has transitioned from black metal into wider sonic territories such as synthwave, ambient, and experimental music. Notable albums are pressed on the House Of Mythology and Century Media labels, often released on limited edition vinyl formats. The band’s catalog includes 16 vinyl records featuring studio albums, soundtracks, and live recordings, with a strong following evidenced by over half a million monthly listeners and significant play counts.
The group's pioneering approach incorporates folk influences in early works like "Bergtatt" and melds electronic, classical, and rock elements in later releases. Vinyl collectors can find pressings from various years, including recent reissues and limited editions mostly issued in the UK.
Discography
Studio albums, live records, compilations and radio recordings. Each album groups all its editions.
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Essentials
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#1 · 2026A recent studio album in alternative and psychedelic rock styles blending synthwave and avant-garde with 11 tracks including 'Fear In A Handful Of Dust'.
#2 · 2025Synthwave-focused electronic album with 9 tracks, noted for its atmospheric textures and released on limited edition vinyl.
#3 · 2020An avant-garde and synth-pop influenced album with 8 tracks presenting psychedelic and indie rock elements, issued as a limited vinyl edition.
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Originally released in 1995, 'Bergtatt' blends black metal with Norwegian folk influences and is part of Ulver's early trilogy shaping their neo-folk direction.
In 1998, Kristoffer Rygg founded Jester Records following production disagreements, hosting Ulver and other avant-garde acts, supporting a diverse artistic catalog.
Multi-instrumentalist Daniel O'Sullivan joined the group in 2009, contributing to the expansion of their experimental and electronic sound palette.
Released in 2001, 'Perdition City' incorporates jazz and trip-hop elements, illustrating Ulver's departure from metal towards sophisticated electronic music.
Ulver's journey depicts a commitment to transcending metal roots while exploring diverse musical dimensions.— Vinyles.com Editorial
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Ulver's vinyl releases span black metal, ambient, avant-garde, experimental, electronic, and alternative rock genres.
Recent limited edition LPs like "Drone Activity" and "Flowers Of Evil" are highly desired, alongside classic early works like "Bergtatt" with reissues attracting collectors.
Yes, original 1990s pressings exist, for example, "Bergtatt" from 1995 and "Kveldssanger" from 1996, with recently reissued vinyl versions appearing as well.
Limited editions often carry specific catalog numbers, are released in limited quantities, and sometimes feature unique artwork or colored vinyl, as seen with House Of Mythology releases.
Yes, the catalog includes live albums like "Hexahedron - Live At Henie Onstad Kunstsenter" and original soundtracks, expanding their diverse vinyl offerings.
Prices vary widely, with recent limited editions ranging from €20 up to nearly €60, depending on rarity and edition specifics.
Labels like House Of Mythology and Century Media commonly release Ulver vinyl in France, with several albums available across different editions.
Rare pressings are often available through specialty stores and online platforms featuring independent rock and experimental music sections across France.
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