demo cd 1997

2 untitled tracks

cd / lp / demo 2004 - Goatowarex

7 untitled tracks

7" ep 2004

1: Verräterischer, Nichtswürdiger Geist
2: Zauberbild
3: In den Witen Öden Räumen

cd 2005
label: Goatowarex

1: Dunkel, still von Ewigkeit
2: Ragnarok Mystiker
3: Gespinnst des Verderbens
4: Traeuerhöhle
5: Verflucht das Blenden der Erscheinung
6: Der Gottesverächter
7: In den Weiten Öden Räumen

split cd 2005: Urfaust / Circle Of Ouroboros

1: Verächtung Wird einen Messertragenden Schatten
2: Der Halbtoten Dichters Schein-Existenz
3: Zur Winter-Wanderschaft Verflucht
4: Dämmert, Gelähmt und mit Scheinbar Erloschenem Geist

split cd 2007: Urfaust / The Ruins Of Beverast

1: Vom Geist der Schwere

mcd/lp 2008
label: Debemur Morti Productions

3 untitled tracks

As far as I’m concerned Urfaust is one of the best black metal bands walking around on this miserable ball of mud. With its hypnotising sound and originally strange but always magnificent vocals, there is not a single release of Urfaust not capable of getting my mind away from the mundane. Even though this mini-cd only has three songs to offer, this is another one of those pieces that are a must for everyone with a real interest in underground black metal; hell for everyone with an attraction to dark music. And it is nicely put on a black plastic disc, instead of a normal silver one.

REVIEWED BLACK ART MAGAZINE #10 2009.

split 7" ep 2009: Urfaust / Joyless
label: Ván Records

1: Unter Töchtern der Wüste

mlp 2009
label: Ván Records

1: IX: Der Einsiedler
2: Verderber

Although I really had to adjust to the crispy clear production of this mini-album (pressed on beautiful white vinyl as well), I quickly realised I had bought yet another superb release of hypnotising music by one of my favourite artists from the Netherlands: Urfaust. The first track is the strongest of the two, but the other one is better than many products that claim to be hypnotising and trance-inducing. It's still hard to describe the band with its uniquely buzzing guitar, eerie vocals, and low-tempo music. If you ever get across this one on vinyl, spend your money at once. My thanks go out to IX and Verderber for not giving up this band!

REVIEWED JANUARY 2011.