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True Norwegian Black Metal Merchandise Designed By WATAIN’s Erik Danielson Available Featuring Members of SATYRICON And 1349; Acclaimed Hardcover Book Released Via Forgotten Saints LA

Posted by tarjavirmakari on December 3, 2012
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New official merchandise based on the groundbreaking book, True Norwegian Black Metal, by Peter Beste along with the 208-page hardcover book, will be available online at Forgotten Saints LA.

The first items released will consist of shirts designed for Peter by Erik Danielson of WATAIN. The shirts will feature exclusive images of Frost from SATYRICON and Ravn from the band 1349. Items will begin shipping on December 14th.

American documentary photographer Peter Beste spent eight years working in the milieu of this insulated and secretive community. Beste’s exclusive access and insight has resulted in an amazing photographic journey throughout the world of black metal.

In addition to their venture into the blak metal world, Forgotten Saints has also recently teamed up with Hollywood’s HOTEL DIABLO for an exclusive line of Psycho California custom merchandise.

Forgotten Saints has designed for artists including MARILYN MANSON, ROB ZOMBIE, IRON MAIDEN, DEE SNIDER, DIMMU BORGIR, NIKKI SIXX , MÖTLEY CRÜE, GUNS N’ ROSES, DJ ASHBA, BLACK VEIL BRIDES and BUCKCHERRY. All of their items are 100% hand crafted and made in the US. The online store ships worldwide from their world renowned Melrose Avenue boutique in located in Hollywood, California.

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Norwegian Foreign Ministry Training Diplomats In True Norwegian Black Metal

Posted by tarjavirmakari on June 7, 2011
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According to Views And News From Norway, the Norwegian foreign ministry has begun training aspiring diplomats in TNBM (True Norwegian Black Metal) after foreign service missions reported a rise in enquiries about the musical genre from around the world.

The head of the foreign ministry’s center of excellence, Kjersti Sommerset, told newspaper Dagens Næringsliv that “we now have 106 foreign service missions and they get many enquiries from people who want information about Norwegian black metal as a phenomenon. In the training program, we have a large cultural program in order to give the trainees a good understanding of Norwegian culture and the cultural industry.”

Read more from Views And News From Norway. Source: Blabbermouth.net