The record is essentially an EP split the first half of the record contains four tracks from Uruk Hai, the name of the project before it was permanently penned Burzum, and a telling indicator the first half of the record comes from the former half of the specified time frame. However, that excitement was firmly quashed by the time I got around to hearing Uruk Hai. Of course, at the time of Uruk Hai’s official, physical-only announcement (no digital version has, as yet, been planned), my interest understandably piqued at the prospect of hearing more Burzum music from the golden era of the band, 1988-1994. The story behind the release isn’t shrouded in an exciting tale, and honestly, the music contained within is even less exciting. It was only through following the curious little Burzum Museum Instagram page that I came to know of Uruk Hai’s existence.
Review Summary: Uruk Hai is an artefact that will resonate with only the most hardcore Burzum fans.
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