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The piece of music became “Silvester Anfang”, the first track and introduction to Mayhem’s classic debut “Deathcrush”. A detailed percussive number, Mayhem still open their heavy live shows with this music today. When Mayhem founder Jørn “Necrobutcher" Stubberud told the story behind “Silvester Anfang” to Bratten at a party.

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Jul 24,  · The title of Silvester is a reference to ‘Silvester Anfang’, the track which German kosmische synth legend Conrad Schnitzler donated to the Norwegian black metal outfit Mayhem for their LP Deathcrush. Running with Mayhem’s intense sonic aesthetic while leaving behind their questionable outlook on the world, Silvester attempts to find a midpoint between the Schnitzler, Mayhem .

(Vinyl) A1: Silvester Anfang: A2: Deathcrush: A3: Chainsaw Gutsfuck: B1: Witching Hour: B2: Necrolust: B3 (Weird) Manheim/Pure Fucking Armageddon: B4: Untitled (Hidden Outro) * Items below may differ depending on the release. mayhem deathcrush.

Tracklist 1. Witching Hour () 2. Silvester Anfang () 3. Untitled 1 () 4. Untitled 2 () 5. Coral () A lot has been written about seminal Norwegian black metal band Mayhem, but André Bratten’s new record for Smalltown Supersound surfaces a little .

Deathcrush Vinyl EP was made in hand numbered copies by Euronymous private label (Posercorpse) and it’s one of the rarest vinyl records of black metal. You’ll find a few floating around still, but expect to pay between $ and $ for it.

The original Deathcrush tape released before the 12" LP version. Label on tape is hand written. There are many bootleg versions, in all thinkable fashions, the Posercorpse Picture Disc from is a bootleg. All songs by Mayhem, except "Silvester Anfang", composed and recorded by Conrad Schnitzler & "Witching Hour" composed by Venom. Added.