As standard bearers for Norwegian black metal’s progressive wing, BORKNAGAR have always aimed higher than the vast majority of their contemporaries. Defiantly untraditional from the start, Øystein G. Brun’s crew are approaching their 30th anniversary with increasing ambition and an almost total disr…
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