Odium The Sad Realm Of The Stars

Norway's Odium sparked up in 1994, as part of the early Norwegian black metal scene, bringing an added twist of outer space madness. Their sole recorded full-length "The Sad Realm Of The Stars" was released in 1998 to strong underground acclaim on Samoth's (Emperor) Nocturnal Art Productions with insane cover art by Morfeus (LIMBONICART).

The album was subsequently left as a curio of late 90's black metal nostalgia, as its members went on to other horizons (Zyklon-B, Myrkskog and live performances with 1349, Dimmu Borgir, Emperor).

After fifteen years, Blood Music brought this masterpiece back to life with a physical pressing, and now return with the highly demanded second pressing, featuring the entire studio output of the unit, including a rare 2001 single, "Altering the State of Being". The original artwork was salvaged, and the band remastered the entire album with their personal engineer, creating a more full and updated sound.