Avrak: Avrak - 140gm Silver Vinyl - VINYL LP

Avrak: Avrak - 140gm Silver Vinyl - VINYL LP

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Preorder Release Date: 10/16/2026
Title:

Avrak - 140gm Silver Vinyl

Artist:

Avrak

Label:

Peaceville Import

Product Type:

VINYL LP

UPC:

801056841117

Genre:

Heavy Metal

Sub Genre:

Heavy Metal

Release Date:

2026-10-16

Number of Discs:

1

Additional Details:

UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, 140 GRAM VINYL, COLORED VINYL, SILVER

The Titanic Debut Studio Album Of Heavy Rock & Metal, From The New Band Of Darkthrone's Ted Skjellum. Presented On Limited Silver Vinyl. Recently unveiled Norwegian Heavy Metal act Avrak was founded in 2023 by guitarists Anders Hegna & Ted Skjellum; himself notable for being half of legendary duo, Darkthrone. The pair had known each other for many years, & with a mutual passion for old, classic rock & metal they finally embarked upon this new journey together under the banner of Avrak. Ted had declared from the beginning that he would in fact not carry out main vocal duties in the band, & so Anders - with his own voice befitting of the style - took on this task. Still quite early on within the formative stages, Terje Kråbøl was brought in on the drums &, from there-on, with his percussive presence backing up some thunderous riffing, the creative work accelerated until enough material was produced (and relentlessly refined), culminating in the self-titled, hook-laden & doom-laced rock debut, 'Avrak'. Suitably & epically defined as a monumental "Heavy Metal voyage from the peak of the mountains to the depths of the seas", & delivering themes relating to empowerment in the face of increasingly corrupt times, 'Avrak' is a combination of a vast multitude of influences, as the eclectic, deceptively nuanced nine track offering features a classic heavy metal & doom rock backbone, with further experimentation including synth passages, & even some traces of black metal riffing in it's DNA

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