In a world full of chancers and fakes, it’s good to be MORK. From the release of his band’s debut album “Isebakke” a decade ago, Thomas Eriksen has walked an isolated path; always honoring the icy magic of Norwegian black metal’s pioneers, but never slavishly following its well-worn tropes. Devoid o…
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