Aske — Burzum EP recorded at Grieg Hall (1992), released 1993

Aske is a 1993 EP by Burzum, recorded in August 1992 at Bergen’s Grieg Hall and released by Deathlike Silence Productions, showcasing the project’s early Norwegian black metal sound.

Author: Leandro Alegsa

09-04-2026

Aske (Norwegian: "ashes") is an extended play released under the name Burzum. The record carries the sparse, early sound associated with the project and takes its title from the Norwegian word for ashes.

Artist and genre

The EP was issued by Burzum, the solo musical project led by Varg Vikernes. Burzum is part of the Norwegian black metal scene of the early 1990s.

Recording and release

Recording took place in August 1992 at Grieg Hall in Bergen, Norway. The EP was released in March 1993 through Deathlike Silence Productions.

Key facts

Title: Aske
Artist: Burzum
Format: EP
Recorded: August 1992
Location: Grieg Hall, Bergen
Released: March 1993
Label: Deathlike Silence Productions

Questions and Answers

Q: What is Aske?

A: Aske is an extended play by the Norwegian black metal solo project Burzum.

Q: What does Aske mean in Norwegian?

A: Aske means ashes in Norwegian.

Q: When was Aske recorded?

A: Aske was recorded in August 1992.

Q: Where was Aske recorded?

A: Aske was recorded in Grieg Hall, Bergen, Norway.

Q: When was Aske released?

A: Aske was released in March 1993.

Q: Who released Aske?

A: Aske was released through Deathlike Silence Productions.

Q: Who is behind the project Burzum?

A: Burzum is a Norwegian black metal solo project, and its sole member is musician Varg Vikernes.

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