Romania

“‘N Crugu Bradului,” released in October 2002 by Negură Bunget under Code666 Records, is a black metal album featuring tracks representing nature seasons.

“Zău,” released in November 2021 by Lupus Lounge / Prophecy Productions, is the final part of Negură Bunget’s “Transylvanian Trilogy.” It blends traditional Romanian instruments like the tulnic and nai with black metal, recorded between 2017 and 2021, and serves as a tribute to the late Gabriel “Negru” Mafa.

“Zi,” Negură Bunget’s 2016 album, is the second in a trilogy exploring Transylvanian life. Featuring traditional instruments like the tulnic and nai, it blends black metal with Romanian folk for a rich, atmospheric sound.

Tău by Negură Bunget, released on February 27, 2015, through Lupus Lounge, is the first part of the “Transylvanian Trilogy.” This atmospheric black metal album features traditional Romanian folk instruments.

Vîrstele Pămîntului by Negură Bunget, released on March 31, 2010, by Code666 Records, blends atmospheric black metal with Romanian folk elements. Recorded in Dec 2009-Jan 2010, it marks a new lineup for the band.

“Măiestrit,” released on March 15, 2010, by Negură Bunget, re-records their 2000 album “Măiastru Sfetnic,” featuring the final work of the classic lineup. It blends black metal with Romanian folk and includes acoustic tracks.

“OM” by Negură Bunget, released Oct 2006 by Code666 Records, blends atmospheric black metal with Romanian folk elements, exploring deep spiritual themes.

“Negură Bunget’s ‘Măiastru Sfetnic’ (2000) blends atmospheric black metal with Romanian folklore and traditional instruments, creating a dark, immersive soundscape.

Negură Bunget’s debut album, “Zîrnindu-să” (1996), is a raw and primal black metal album with folk influences. The album showcases the band’s early sound and their connection to Romanian folklore and spirituality.