Bizarrekult - Alt som finnes (2026)

Unleashing a highly melancholic and very diverse take on Black Metal, today we have Bizarrekult and their third full-length release “Alt som finnes”. Featuring eight tracks and over 42 minutes of music, this album delves into the vowels of old-school BM, while touching the more unique and expansive confines of Post-Black Metal/Avant-garde Black Metal. As a whole, this release is full of surprises and excellent corners to explore.

Opening with the moody “Hun”, we get a small glimpse into the band’s more atmospheric inclinations alongside a hearty dose of punishing riffs. Things quickly escalate with the piercing “Blikket hennes”, and its waves of pummeling drumming, which also features Vicotnik (DHG, ex-Code) on guest vocals. This track creates that bleak and desolate ambiance of old-school Norwegian Black Metal, while adding some extra layers of madness, particularly the super catchy clean vocal passages.

Delivering interesting aural explorations with the moody tempo changes of “Avmakt” and the vicious atmospherics of “Håp”, the band brings new ideas to the old-school antics of “Drøm”, with the incursion of Lina of Predatory Void on vocals, making this one of our favorite songs as it delivers on hell of a cathartic ending. Rounding up the guest appearances, Kim Song Sternkopf, of Møl makes “Tomhet” be one epic closer for such a unique and dynamic release.

Filled with creative songwriting, “Alt som finnes” showcases the versatility of Bizarrekult. Perfectly balancing aggression with melancholic atmospherics and crafty tempo changes, this release needs more than a few casual listens to fully unpack. We love how each track develops its own personality, allowing contrasting elements to masterfully flank the aggressive and old-school Black Metal elements in this release.

Rating: 97/100