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Iversen wrote the music for a 2015 production of the stage play ''Mor Courage og barna hennar'' at the Norwegian Theatre.<ref>Grønneberg, Anders (2015) "[https://www.dagbladet.no/kultur/mitt-nasjonale-selvbilde-ble-odelagt-i-voksen-alder/60811179 - Mitt nasjonale selvbilde ble ødelagt i voksen alder]", ''[[Dagbladet]]'', 2 February 2015. Retrieved 18 October 2017</ref> |
Iversen wrote the music for a 2015 production of the stage play ''Mor Courage og barna hennar'' at the Norwegian Theatre.<ref>Grønneberg, Anders (2015) "[https://www.dagbladet.no/kultur/mitt-nasjonale-selvbilde-ble-odelagt-i-voksen-alder/60811179 - Mitt nasjonale selvbilde ble ødelagt i voksen alder]", ''[[Dagbladet]]'', 2 February 2015. Retrieved 18 October 2017</ref> |
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Morten B Iversen has been a member of Mayhem since 2011 and wrote almost the whole album ''[[Esoteric Warfare]]'' on his own. Nidingr released their fourth album, ''The High Heat Licks Against Heaven'', in 2017. |
Morten B Iversen has been a member of Mayhem since 2011 and wrote almost the whole album ''[[Esoteric Warfare]]'' on his own. Nidingr released their fourth album, ''The High Heat Licks Against Heaven'', in 2017. |
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Morten B tested positive for COVID 19 during the 2019-20 Coronavirus Pandemic. |
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==Discography== |
==Discography== |
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Morten Bergeton Iversen |
| Also known as | Teloch |
| Born | 19 November 1974 Oslo, Norway |
| Genres | Black metal, death metal, thrash metal, punk rock |
| Occupation | Musician |
| Instrument(s) | Guitar, bass, vocals |
| Years active | 1996 - present |
Morten Bergeton Iversen (born 19 November 1974), better known by his stage name Teloch, is a Norwegian black metal guitarist known for being a live guitarist for Gorgoroth, God Seed and 1349. He is currently the guitarist for Mayhem.[1]
Career
Teloch's musical career began in the early 1990s in a punk band called Dødsdømt and a thrash/death metal band called Legions from Horten (Vestfold). He founded Nidingr in 1996. That same year they recorded their first demo show 1996 and, in 1999, the second demo.
In 2004, he joined the band Orcustus.
In 2005 Nidingr published their first studio album, Sorrow Infinite and Darkness.
In 2006, he joined the band 1349 as a live guitarist.
The following year he left 1349 and was contracted as guitarist by the band Gorgoroth, which at that moment was divided into two groups. Facing the impossibility of King ov Hell and Gaahl to work under the name of Gorgoroth, they were forced to change the name to God Seed (in March 2009), still counting on the help of Teloch as session musician.
In August 2009, vocalist Gaahl announced his retirement from black metal, putting an end to the band's short existence.
Nidingr released their second album, Wolf-Father, in 2010. Iversen was a guest guitarist on the French breakcore project Igorrr and the album Hallelujah (2012). The same year Nidingr released their third album, Greatest of Deceivers.
Iversen wrote the music for a 2015 production of the stage play Mor Courage og barna hennar at the Norwegian Theatre.[2]
Morten B Iversen has been a member of Mayhem since 2011 and wrote almost the whole album Esoteric Warfare on his own. Nidingr released their fourth album, The High Heat Licks Against Heaven, in 2017.
Discography
With Orcustus
With Nidingr
- Sorrow Infinite and Darkness (2005)
- Wolf-Father (2010)
- Greatest of Deceivers (2012)
- The High Heat Licks Against Heaven (2017)
With Mayhem
- Esoteric Warfare (2014)
- De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas Alive (2016)
- Daemon (2019)
References
- ^ Munro, Scott (2016) "Mayhem man surprised by Metallica's copycat video", Metal Hammer, 18 November 2016. Retrieved 18 October 2017
- ^ Grønneberg, Anders (2015) "- Mitt nasjonale selvbilde ble ødelagt i voksen alder", Dagbladet, 2 February 2015. Retrieved 18 October 2017