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Mork

Mork
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About

Mork is a Norwegian black metal project founded in Halden in 2004 by Thomas Eriksen, who writes, records and performs virtually all of the music himself. The debut album 'Isebakke' appeared in 2013 after a visit to Darkthrone's old rehearsal space sparked a creative breakthrough; since then Eriksen has released eight full-length records on Peaceville Records at a pace that is rare in the genre. Rooted in the cold, melancholic atmosphere of second-wave Norwegian black metal, Mork has steadily expanded its reach - touring Asia, Australia and the Americas alongside the European festival circuit.

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Full-length studio albums released

What's new

  • 2026-06

    Mork released their eighth full-length album 'Monolitt' on June 19, 2026 via Peaceville Records, receiving a 90/100 score from Blabbermouth.

  • 2026-04

    Mork announced a headline European tour for October 2026, with special guests Soulburn, covering the Netherlands, Germany, and other countries.

  • 2026-02

    Mork performed at the Heathen Strikes Over Brno festival in the Czech Republic in February 2026.

  • 2025-01

    Mork played two sets aboard the 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise in January-February 2025, sailing from Miami to Jamaica.

  • 2024-09

    Mork released their seventh album 'Syv' on September 20, 2024 via Peaceville Records, prompting tours across the Far East and Australia.

Tour

OsloSalzburgBrnoTurkuDrachtenHamburgErfurtPortugaleteBarcelonaValenciaMadrid

Tracks

Isebakkedebut album (2013), the record that launched Mork's career after a Darkthrone-inspired creative breakthrough
Syvseventh album (2024), praised for progressive and orchestral elements; drove the band's first Far East and Australia tours
Monolitteighth album (June 2026), scored 90/100 by Blabbermouth; Mork's most ambitious release to date
Det Svarte Juvfourth album (2019), a fan favourite that cemented Mork's international reputation
Dypetsixth album (2023), preceded by the single 'Bortgang'; continued the band's prolific run on Peaceville Records

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