Ved Buens Ende

   
Artist: Ved Buens Ende

   Genre(s): 
Metal
   

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Discography:


   
 [1997] Those Who Caress The Pale

   Year: 1997   
Tracks: 10


   
 Written In Waters

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 9


   
 Those Who Caress The Pale

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 6

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One of the many bands involving multi-instrumentalist Carl-Michael Elde, Norway's Ved Buens Ende (whose describe around translates to "beyond the obeisance" or "beyond the rainbow") were an experimental black alloy band whose reasoned cadaver heavily distinct and strange days after their last recording. Their elan blended aspects of supposed post-rock (especially in footing of the guitar playacting) together with eerie crooning vocals and jazz-influenced drumming and bass part playing, resulting in a reasoned that was as much low-key and mysterious as it was aggressive or emphatic. Along with drummer/lead vocalist Elde -- wHO has as well gone by the refer Czral and played in the groups Dodheimsgard, Aura Noir, Cadaver Inc., and Virus, among others -- the group's lineup included guitar player Vicotnik (aka Aggressor and Mr. Fixit and, at one time or some other, as well a member of Dodheimsgard and Aura Noir) as well as bassist Skoll (aka Hugh Stephen James Mingay, likewise of Ulver and Arcturus). Following a demo, entitled Those Who Caress the Pale, Ved Buens Ende sign-language to the British Misanthropy tag, on which they released their first (and only if) full-length record album, Written in Waters, in 1995. Those Who Caress the Pale was later released in 1997 with a couple of fillip tracks added on. However, despite rumors circulating in the later '90s that the group would get endorse in concert to record some other album, zilch of all time materialized (perchance because the musicians were so interfering with their other projects). By the early 2000s, Elde had proclaimed the geological formation of a unexampled band, Virus, which he aforesaid would mark a continuation of his work with Ved Buens Ende.





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