My parents were crying and threatened everything from ‘We’ll take away your guitar’ to ‘We’ll cut your hair!’” I saw posters of Mille from Kreator where he kept his hair in front of his face, so I never took my hair away from my face, even at dinner. “I had a thrash band called Obnoxious with my friends when I was 10. My teacher would go red-faced: ‘Thank you, that’s enough!’ The next class would be: ‘Write about a country you’re interested in.’ I’d put, ‘This is the USA, where Anthrax are from.’ Out came the boombox.
It was so awesome! Every time at school, if the assignment was ‘Write about something you’re interested in’, I’d bring in a boombox and play Anthrax incredibly loudly. “At 10, I heard Anthrax on the radio, then they had a show in Oslo. Aged eight, I asked my dad, ‘Can I do this with you somehow?’” I remember, he pulled out his guitar to play All Along The Watchtower and I was fascinated by these people all being in love with music. My dad lived in Haugesund and every Saturday he and his new wife invited friends over. What started as juvenile frenzy came to symbolize the start of a war against Christianity, a return to the worship of the ancient Norse gods, and the complete rejection of mainstream society.", In the early-mid 1990s, members of this extremist underground committed murder, burned down medieval wooden churches, and desecrated graveyards. Its roots stem from a heady blend of horror movies, heavy metal music, Satanism, Paganism, and adolescent angst. "item_description" : "In the last two decades, a bizarre and violent musical subculture called Black Metal has emerged in Norway. "item_title" : "True Norwegian Black Metal",
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