ÖRGH

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Forest Sessions, winter 2003 The place where everything started. Herr lurkki came up with the idea of recording a tribute for the Impaled Northern Moon Forest in the nearby forests. The weather was frosty and extremely grim as might be expected. It was the first time of trying anything like this, but our efforts were not in vain, for it turned out to be even grimmer and more frostbitten than we had hoped. The "instruments" used in these recordings were an old, satanically colored and very grim accordion, two totally worn-out and cropped ture evil drumsticks (of which the other one got lost in the forest because it was a pitch black night as might be expected for such an evil purpose) and an acoustic guitar (a very frostbitten one of course). Also, we had a birchbark horn but for some reason it didn't seem to work. Later on we found out it was for decorative use only... Well, anyway, the recordings resulted a mind-destroying set of two incredibly primitive and necrowizard hailing songs + a satanically inverted intro and a nekrovomited outro of nekroyetis mating.


Cellar Sessions, winter 2004 After suffering some serious frostbites from the legendary first forest sessions we decided to continue our grim triumph in a place with quite the opposite atmosphere. The murky cellar had a ture ÖRGHish feeling to it and the blasphemously evil echo was a very brutal addition. As the torturing of the so called instruments went on, we found ourselves recording at least five versions of each song and then agreeing that the first one was also the best. Sounds like a waste of time to you? For us, an excuse to drink more beer. It was the most longeviting recording session thus far, and it still is. The outcome was a devastating 4 inverted songs in addition to 2 other nekrosodomizing songs that had a truly gloomy electric guitar in them. Even a nekrovomit-dripping ambient was recorded during this nekcowizard worshipping session of pure grimness.


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