Varg Vikernes, known for his solo act Burzum and the murder of Mayhem-founder and all-around-asshole Øystein "Euronymous" Aarseth, was sentenced to prison last episode on May 16, 1994. In this episode, Jack and Spencer explore Varg's upbringing, and his life after being sentenced to a maximum sentence of 21 years.

Blunderphonics is a weekly show by Jack Derbak and Spencer Foust, diving into music's most-troubled productions. Intro/outro by Jack Derbak, logo by Spencer Foust.

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Spencer is also the host / writer behind shows like: Cooperative Effort and Cock and Bull. You can find his YouTube channel here.

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CONTENT WARNING: Suicide, self-harm, animal abuse, and hate crimes. In May of 1994, an album by the unpronouncable name of De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas was released by the controversial Norwegian black metal group Mayhem... Or at least the band's surviving members. Take a deep dive into one of our darkest episodes yet as we explore just what happened in Norway's black metal scene from 1987 to 1994.

Blunderphonics is a weekly show by Jack Derbak and Spencer Foust, diving into music's most-troubled productions. Intro/outro by Jack Derbak, logo by Spencer Foust.

Reach out to us on Twitter @Blunderphonics, or find us on Facebook and Instagram. For audio-enhanced episodes, check out our YouTube channel. There, we'll post episodes with clips of the songs we discuss along with added visuals to make you go "ooh," and "aah!"

Follow Jack's musical musings on his RateYourMusic page.

Spencer is also the host / writer behind shows like: Cooperative Effort and Cock and Bull. You can find his YouTube channel here.

Support Blunderphonics by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/blunderphonics

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In 2003, while touring for their chart-topping album "Home," the Dixie Chicks made a brief statement opposing the upcoming Iraq War. Everything was fine, and nothing bad happened!

Blunderphonics is a weekly show by Jack Derbak and Spencer Foust, diving into music's most-troubled productions. Intro/outro by Jack Derbak, logo by Spencer Foust.

Reach out to us on Twitter @Blunderphonics, or find us on Facebook and Instagram. For audio-enhanced episodes, check out our YouTube channel. There, we'll post episodes with clips of the songs we discuss along with added visuals to make you go "ooh," and "aah!"

Follow Jack's musical musings on his RateYourMusic page.

Spencer is also the host / writer behind shows like: Cooperative Effort and Cock and Bull. You can find his YouTube channel here.

Support Blunderphonics by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/blunderphonics

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