The creative duo, composed of Anders Hegna of NØD, El Kayenne and Svidd Grevling alongside Culto, whose real name is Ted Skjellum, has hinted at releasing its first album.
According to him, AVRAK, formed in 2025, was born out of his long-standing friendship with Hegna and their desire to collaborate.
Regarding their musical direction, he revealed that they have recorded their debut album, which will likely feature an unpredictable mix of rock and metal influences.
"On the album that we recorded in February, [Anders] has the kind of, let's say, a bit of a more rock guitar sound thing, and I have the more metal guitar sound thing, and they kind of blend together," he shared, adding, "The music is very... I mean, we play two different things almost all the time on this album, and it sounds really chaotic, but this is the hard part for us to be working with. To get this right, it takes a lot of time, and also our arrangements and small details."
View this post on InstagramThe upcoming album is a major milestone for them as it represents the hard work they have "put into the project."
"So, the goal for AVRAK is to play more live. I mean, we have a great band together," Skjellum added while discussing their plans aside from the album release.
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