#neseblod

Last night there was a fire at Helvete. Apparently it's unclear if it was accidental.

They received more than 27 000 euros in donations on gofundme. Probably also some donations on the side. I am sure it went well above 30 000.

But don't they have insurance? Isn't it required by law that you have insurance if you run a business? Then all this money is basically just a bonus.

Even if they don't have an insurance, nothing from the black metal section has been damaged or lost and that's why 90% of people even visit the shop.

They have to repair the walls and the floor and wiring IN JUST ONE section of the (small) shop and don't fucking tell me it will cost 30 000+ euros.

Like I said in the replies, they tried to sell a shirt burnt to a fucking crisp. Can you get more greedy than this? But what to expect from the shop that employs a girl who writes explicit fanfiction about Pelle and Varg, with Øystein being a bad guy, to add insult to the injury?

So, as many of you know, we are currently in Oslo, Norway. 🇳🇴 But the question is, why are we here? Well, isn’t that obvious? We are visiting all the iconic & historical Black Metal places & sights. 🤘🏽

We started today by visiting the National Library of Oslo to see the Bad Vibes exhibition. Let me tell you, this is one exhibition we would encourage any Black Metal fan to visit. It has the first pressings of Mayhem’s groundbreaking album, Deathcrush & Darkthone’s Under The Funeral Moon. It also has some handwritten letters by Per Yngve "Pelle" Ohlin (Dead). And the icing on the cake is the original door from Helvete, along with lots of original flyers.

Tuesday evening, the apartment building had to be evacuated after heavy smoke development, and the fire department responded with several vehicles to the address on Schweigaards gate, where Neseblod Records is located. Neseblod Records occupies the same space as the old Helvete Record Store, which was once owned by Øystein Aarseth, also known as “Euronymous” from the band Mayhem. Aarseth started…