Old Man’s Child – Lollipop Magazine

Inferno Metal Festival Norway 2026 Announces Full Lineup – News

December 6, 2025

Inferno Metal Festival 2026 announces the final wave of bands. Inferno will once again take place across several venues in Oslo during Easter from April 2 – 5.

Metal For The Masses – Vol. 4 – Review

August 11, 2006

20 songs on each of the two discs, a few edits and demo tracks, and inclusions from Nuclear Blast and Liquor and Poker to boot.

Old Man’s Child – Vermin – Review

March 3, 2006

Given his Dimmu-ship as well as a multitude of Old Man’s Children, somehow the reticent black star rising finds time to boil and toil another swirling brew.

Old Man’s Child – In Defiance of Existence – Review

August 27, 2003

Total top-notch brutality, blastbeats and flutter-picking, punctuated by “scary symphonics” and delicate piano. Always a side project to revolving members.

Identity – 6 – Behold Another World – Review

June 1, 2000

18 tracks, maxing out at just over 70 minutes of metal, most sub-genres represented. Groove-oriented nü metal allows the indulgence of black/Goth/dark metal.

Old Man’s Child – Dimmu Borgir – Sons of Satan Gather for Attack – Review

September 1, 1999

Both Dimmu Borgir and Old Man’s Child have sounded “better,” but there’s a charm to hearing quickly thrown together material with less-than-huge production.

Identity Five – Review

September 1, 1999

With 17 tracks, 76 minutes, there’s something here for anyone into metal: Heavy, power, nü, black, death, doom, epic, Goth, hardcore, and the schools within.

Dimmu Borgir – Old Man’s Child – Sons of Satan Gather for Attack – Review

September 1, 1999

Nice and raw. So here’s 45 minutes of archival material to fill the void between where each band started and where they are now.

Old Man’s Child – Ill-Natured Spiritual Invasion – Review

November 1, 1998

Where Emperor and Enslaved have epic, riff-packed songs often surpassing ten minutes, Galder’s are more concise, straight-to-the jugular tunes. Catchy, even.

Firestarter – Review

November 1, 1998

Firestarter could be your foot in the door that, once opened, allows a beautiful darkness into your life.