Marduk - Opus Nocturne
1.The Appearance
2.Sulphur Souls
3.From Subterranean Throne Profound
4.Autumnal Reaper
5.Materialized in Stone
6.Untrodden Paths (Wolves Part II)
7.Opus Nocturne
8.Deme Quaden Thyrane
9.The Sun Has Failed
Length: 43:05
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Opus Nocturne

  • Type: Full-length
  • Style: Black Metal
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  • Year: 1994
  • Country: Sweden
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Tracklist
Length: 43:05

  1. The Appearance
  2. Sulphur Souls
  3. From Subterranean Throne Profound
  4. Autumnal Reaper
  5. Materialized in Stone
  6. Untrodden Paths (Wolves Part II)
  7. Opus Nocturne
  8. Deme Quaden Thyrane
  9. The Sun Has Failed

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Review for 'Marduk - Opus Nocturne' by Imperator
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#1 By Biovendetta (Archived) on
26th Jun, 2012 @ 13:14 UTC
26-06-2012

It's both amazing and sad that Marduk haven't been able to top Opus Nocturne in 18 years, and they probably never will. But this album will always remain!

#2 By Mr.Dodstink (Archived) on
29th Aug, 2012 @ 23:49 UTC
29-08-2012

Finally one album that really deserves to be respected and recommended:Opus Nocturne.

Couldn't agree more, this is Marduk's true opus, and probably the real reason for their initial success.

Truly the best album of Marduk, of all the fantastic black metal they have released.

One of Swedens best albums, and a required component of the Second Wave-collection of black metal (among De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas, Hvis Lyset Tar Oss, Filisofem, Darkthrone's Unholy Trinity and In The Nightside Eclipse).

#5 By Morbid.Kasra (Archived) on
30th Jan, 2015 @ 09:01 UTC
30-01-2015

First time I felt fucking jealous about a band.Definitely one of my inspirations if I had to form a band . Hails /m/

#6 By Herr Tompa Sweden (Archived) on
8th Apr, 2017 @ 18:16 UTC
08-04-2017

The first Swedish Black Metal album I ever bought in 1995. Still after 22 years when I hear Joakim af Gravf scream "praise hail Satan" after the intro and the song Sulphur Souls kicks in I get goosebumps.

Their best full length record, but their "Fuck Me Jesus" Demo/MCD is just as excellent.

A brilliant album in all ways. Atmosphere, sound, focus. Riffs. A great work.

arduk use a frantic riff salad approach to crafting each track, but they balance this with an internal logic, so that the patient and attentive listener will discovery micro moments of poetry in their interaction, fleshed out by each transition and brought to life with energy and colour by the drums.

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