| I. | Natassja In Eternal Sleep | 3:33 |
| II. | Summer Of The Diabolical Holocaust | 5:18 |
| III. | The Dance Of Eternal Shadows | 3:43 |
| IV. | Unholy Black Metal | 3:30 |
| V. | To Walk The Infernal Fields | 7:50 |
| VI. | Under A Funeral Moon | 5:06 |
| VII. | Inn I De Dype Skogers Favn | 5:25 |
| VIII. | Crossing The Triangle Of Flames | 6:12 |
Experience the raw essence of True Norwegian Black Metal.
Originally released in 1993, Under a Funeral Moon is a landmark achievement in Darkthrone’s legendary discography. This 2001 reissue from Peaceville Records brings one of the most significant albums in the genre back to your collection. Often cited by critics as the quintessential black metal record, your reaction to this album is frequently used as a litmus test for your appreciation of the genre itself.
Musically, this release captures Darkthrone at their most "effortlessly black metal." Moving beyond simple genre tropes, the album is celebrated for its:
- Singular Atmosphere: A murky, droning, and occult/ritualistic soundscape that remains unmatched in the scene.
- Uncompromising Style: A masterful blend of minimalism, repetition, and cold grimness.
- Pure Aesthetic: Often described as the "true essence" of the movement, shedding the death metal roots of their debut for absolute darkness.
For fans and collectors alike, this CD reissue is an essential piece of history from a band that defined an era. Whether you are revisiting the "Lupine Lords" or discovering the ritualistic drone of the early Norwegian scene for the first time, Under a Funeral Moon belongs in every extreme metal library.
