Varg Vikernes
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8 July, 2014
Vikernes was convicted in France of inciting racial hatred and sentenced to six months of probation and a fine of €8,000 due to antisemitic posts on his blog.
16 July, 2013
Vikernes and his wife were arrested in Corrèze, France, on suspicion of planning acts of terrorism after his wife bought four rifles. They were later released without charge for lack of evidence on terroristic plans.
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Birth in Bergen, Norway
February 11, 1973
Kristian Vikernes was born in Bergen, Norway. His early life was reportedly marked by experiences that fueled a sense of alienation and resentment towards societal norms, although specific details regarding his childhood remain somewhat obscured due to Vikernes' own often unreliable accounts and differing interpretations of his motivations.
Formation of Burzum
1991
Vikernes began his musical project, Burzum, which quickly became a seminal force in the burgeoning Norwegian black metal scene. Burzum's raw, atmospheric sound, characterized by lo-fi production and repetitive song structures, helped define the genre's aesthetic. He contributed to the sound with instruments and vocals. The project was influential and had a cult following. This marked the start of his prominent public presence.
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Norwegian musician known for early black metal albums with Burzum, arson of churches, and the murder of Euronymous (Øystein Aarseth) of Mayhem. Later known for his writings and views on Paganism, nationalism, and survivalism.