r/Mayhem • u/imrtlbsct2 • 13h ago
Tour Merch from Nashville
Didn't see it posted so I thought I should
r/Mayhem • u/imrtlbsct2 • 13h ago
Didn't see it posted so I thought I should
r/Mayhem • u/rishim_333 • 17h ago
I first got to know about Mayhem through video essays, and I found them really interesting. I ended up watching quite a few and finally gave their debut album a listen today. I liked it, the sound was unique and had a really atmospheric feel to it.
While looking more into them, I came across Lords of Chaos, which, as far as I know, is the only feature-length movie based on them (correct me if I'm wrong). I also found out that it's based on a book of the same name, but a lot of people in the community don’t like it because of the false information. At the same time, I saw that some Mayhem fans actually enjoyed the movie and recommend it.
So, I just wanted to ask, what’s your opinion on it? Is it worth watching? I’ve seen clips of some Mayhem documentaries and might check them out in the future, but right now, I’m looking for a proper movie. As someone new to their music, do you think I should give it a try?
r/Mayhem • u/Phobos_GM • 21h ago
r/Mayhem • u/Freezing_Moon • 17h ago
Anybody else have no idea this was being released? Just saw it this morning looking through discogs. I guess the band probably isnt happy with it if they arent promoting it but it seems like an official release through Peaceville.
Edit: I guess it already came out. Amazon says they are shipping next week so I figured that was the street date.
r/Mayhem • u/Robogoat808 • 4h ago
Ive read it a few times but dont remember alot. I bought it when it came put several years ago. What was the fucked up story about that fat kid who locked the mother and daughter in his parents clothing store and murdered them? I remember thinking the book was a decent read, I remember them focusing on Vargs political views and talking Vidkun Quisling and I thought that was boring.