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After the working on the Mayhem tribute album and on the back of the success of Anno Domini, Attila along with the rest of Tormentor decided to reform and they recorded a second album, “Recipe Ferrum” that year. Meanwhile, Tormentor’s debut album was finally given an official release in ’95, and became a cult album. Revelling in the chance to perform one of his former band’s songs, he agreed and the record was released in ’99. Before long, another of black metal’s leading bands, Emperor, asked him to sing on a track for the “Tribute To Mayhem” album. But he resurfaced in ’98 when again, as a respected black metal figure, he was asked to join Aborym although initially he only provided guest vocals on the band’s “Kali Yuga Bizarre” album. When Mayhem split in ’94, Attila took some time out from the music scene. Mayhem’s impact was widespread and is rightly credited with spurring on a whole new generation of black metal bands. This was the second wave of influential black metal, and once again Attila was at the forefront. It was a role he accepted and with Attila, Mayhem soon recorded the extreme metal masterpiece “De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas”, which went on to be one of the biggest black metal albums of all time.

Based on this reputation, whilst simultaneously working on his own dark electronica band Plasma Pool, in ’93 Attila was asked to sing for Mayhem.

But Tormentor were, and still are, highly regarded as one of the seminal extreme metal bands in the first wave of the genre. The album didn’t get released until later on in Attila’s career. A few years later, despite recording a proper full-length debut album “Anno Domini” and having gathered quite a following, the band split up. Whilst playing countless shows, the band recorded a demo CD, “The Seventh Day Of Doom”, which was only given a limited release. When he formed Tormentor in the mid-80s, in his home country of Hungary, it wasn’t long before the band began to gain notoriety as one of the most extreme groups around at the time. Whether he’s writing or recording with his own bands, or guesting on other bands’ records, he is, and always has been, heavily involved in the Metal scene in some way. Since then he has become one of Extreme Metal’s most prominent and admired figureheads. For seventeen years, Attila Csihar has been involved in music.

Mayhem tribute to the black emperors rar