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Mysticum | |
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Background information | |
Origin | Asker, Norway |
Genres | Industrial black metal |
Years active | 1992 | -present
Labels | Peaceville Records |
Members | Preben «Prime Evil» Mulvik, Benny «Herr General Cerastes» Laumann, Robin «Dr. Best» Malmberg |
Past members | |
Website | www |
Mysticum is a Norwegian industrial black metal band from Asker. They formed in 1992 under the name Sabazios, but changed shortly after with the demo release of "Medusa's Tears" in 1993. [1] They are known as pioneers of the industrial black metal subgenre.
Name | Year | Type |
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Medusa's Tears | 1993 | Demo |
Wintermass | 1993 | Demo |
Mysticum / Ulver | 1994 | Split album with Ulver |
Piss Off!!! | 1995 | Demo |
Mysticum (Best Of) | 1995 | Compilation |
In the Streams of Inferno [1] | 1996 | Full studio album |
Black Magic Mushrooms / The Habit of Fear | 2003 | Split album with Audiopain |
Lost Masters of the Universe | 2004 | Compilation |
Planet Satan [1] | 2014 | Full studio album |
Never Stop the Madness: The Roadburn Inferno | 2018 | Live album |
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