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Band

As he explained in 1994, he considered Satanism to be hard to define, as there are different ways of Satanism, and to be more of a category the individual would have to set for themselves. He considered most other adolescents to be "soulless" people, too involved in materialistic things

Personal life

He is the brother-in-law of Einar Solberg, the lead vocalist of the band Leprous, Kenneth Solberg, former guitarist of the band Leprous, and Lord PZ, who was a part of the band Peccatum together with both Ihsahn and his wife.[12]

Mentioned collaborators include Jørgen Munkeby once again[9] and Devin Townsend, who in a November 2011 interview mentioned that he was "singing a song for Ihsahn's new thing", but added that he could not elaborate any more at that point in time.

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2011 was a busy year for Tveitan.

A video was made for the opening track, "Invocation"

showcases his progressive influences as well as heavy metal, black metal and classical music

The move was kept top secret, was only known by a handful of people, and they only played three songs. This was to announce the reuniting of the band for a few shows around Europe and America in 2006, namely at Wacken and Inferno Festival.

In December 2002, Ihsahn won the "Notodden Kommunes Kulturpris",[4] a culture prize given by his home city, Notodden, which is populated to about 12,500 inhabitants. He won the prize because he is considered the best-known inhabitant of Notodden, a great musician, a music teacher, and he arranges a lot of concerts for unknown bands. The fact that his band sold more than 500,000 copies was also a reason for getting the prize. 2002 also saw Tveitan contribute guest vocals to the song "Radical Cut", off Arcturus' album The Sham Mirrors.

was recorded after the parole of Haugen

leaving Tveitan to his own devices

Emperor had a much more refined black metal sound

leaving Tveitan the sole remaining member.

The Land of the Lost Souls

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n style terms, his solo work and work with other artists have shown multiple musical forms from classical music to industrial metal to progressive metal and more

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Born in the town of Notodden, Norway, Tveitan began playing piano at seven and guitar at ten and began recording songs shortly thereafter.

Biography

heavy metal, classical, ambient, and techno