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Norwegian post-black metal act Bizarrekult announce new album »Alt Som Finnes«; first single & music video »Blikket Hennes« streaming now!

Norwegian post-black metal act Bizarrekult premiere new single and music video »Blikket Hennes« featuring Yusaf “Vicotnik” Parvez (Dødheimsgard) on guest vocals.

»Blikket Hennes« is the first single taken from Bizarrekult’s upcoming album, »Alt Som Finnes«, set to release on February 20th, 2026 via Season Of Mist.

Tracklist:
01. Hun
02. Blikket Hennes
03. Avmakt
04. Håp
05. Drøm
06. Verdens Verste
07. Aversjon
08. Tomhet

Courtesy of Season Of Mist:

True to the spirit of black metal, Roman V. started Bizarrekult as a lone wolf. Moving to the genre’s birthplace in Norway twenty odd years ago inspired him to bend but not break with tradition. Bizarrekult’s previous albums reflected on his childhood and changing place within the larger world, all while honing a grim yet luminar vision for the future. His upcoming third album also emerged from a deep personal crisis. Only this time, on »Alt Som Finnes«, he’s not alone in confronting all there is.

Bizarrekult is announcing »Alt Som Finnes« by premiering the frighteningly tense video for the album’s lead single with No Clean Singing. While »Blikket Hennes« is tormented by never-ending self-doubt, Dødheimsgard vocalist Yusaf “Vicotnik” Parvez leads Roman out of its mental labyrinth – if only for a moment.

“I was not ready for all of this,” Roman says about Bizarrekult’s new album. “None of us are, when the time comes. But at the end of this journey, it seems to have all been worth it. The music gave me hints as to where to go and what can be.”

Watch the video for »Blikket Hennes« at No Clean Singing HERE.

»Alt Som Finnes« is out February 20, 2026 on Season Of Mist’s Underground Activists. Pre-order & pre-save HERE.


Photo by Radmila Volchenkova

In keeping with Norwegian tradition, Bizarrekult can be as cold and raw as early Darkthrone, as eerily melodic as Enslaved, or as blistering in its beauty as Borknagar. »Alt Som Finnes« (“All There Is”) upholds that classic, manic energy of old-school black metal. »Blikket Hennes« buzzes like a mind plagued, hounded by sharp twisting riffs, pained screams and a steady pounding of double bass.

“Your conscience never sleeps,” Roman explains. “It judges and evaluates everything you do. You will never be able to get away from it; it will pierce you day and night, for good and bad.”

As the punishing headwinds behind »Blikket Hennes« signal a change in the atmosphere, like a break in the clouds, Dødheimsgard vocalist’s Yusaf Parvez appears from behind the torrential melody with soothing cleans. It’s a welcome respite before the mental fog returns.

The video for »Blikket Hennes« was directed by Natalia Drepina. It stars Pavel V. Boldyrev and Natalia Drepina.

About »Alt Som Finnes«:

In keeping with the black metal genre’s fiercely individual spirit, Roman V. began his life as Bizarrekult as a lone wolf. Moving to Norway at the end of the 2000s inspired him to bend but not break with tradition by honing his own grim yet luminary vision for post-black metal. His third studio album, »Alt Som Finnes«, was created in a desperate search for meaning.

»Alt Som Finnes« maintains the classic energy of old school. With its crazed riffs and blistering howls, there’s no escape from the feverish intensity of »Drøm«. But while Bizarrekult remains rooted in Norwegian black metal, the album strips away all of our defenses while adding more post-metal ambience. »Avmakt« surges and seethes in a fight for control before losing power amidst melodies that fall then fade like dying pinpricks of light.

As with Bizarrekult’s two previous retreats into the studio, »Alt Som Finnes« emerged from a deeply personal crisis. Only this time, Roman is not alone in confronting all there is. He’s joined in his struggle by guest vocalists from Predatory Void, MØL and Dødheimsgard. Behind a steady pounding of double bass, lead single »Blikket Hennes« buzzes with the all-consuming darkness of a guilty conscience, only for Yusaf “Vicotnik” Parvez to enlighten us with soothing cleans. Despite being riddled with regrets, closer »Tomhet« breaks new ground as the first Bizarrekult song sung in English.

“Am I alone like this? No, we are many.” It’s a damning realization, but also a call for all of us to become something greater.

Line-up:
Roman V. – Vocals
Ignat P. – Guitars & Bass
Alexander P. – Drums

Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well