Burzum

1.	Feeble Screams from Forests Unknown	07:28	Show lyrics
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2.	Ea, Lord of the Depths	04:52	Show lyrics
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3.	Black Spell of Destruction	05:39	Show lyrics
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4.	Channelling the Power of Souls into a New God	03:27	Show lyrics
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5.	War	02:30	Show lyrics
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6.	The Crying Orc	00:58	instrumental
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7.	A Lost Forgotten Sad Spirit	09:11	Show lyrics
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8.	My Journey to the Stars	08:10	Show lyrics
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9.	Dungeons of Darkness	04:52	instrumental
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Catalogue Number:
ANTI MOSH 002
Vinyl limited to 1000 copies.

Recorded midwinter 1992, during a full moon at Grieghallen Studio (Bergen, Norway).

The first four songs are "Side Hate" and the last five are "Side Winter."

When this album was released, Euronymous (owner of Deathlike Silence Records) changed the name of "Ea, Lord of The Depths" to "Ea, Lord of The Deeps" and "Spell of Destruction" to "Black Spell of Destruction". Both were later changed to the intended titles on the later Misanthropy Records version.

DSP LP long out of print.

Euronymous plays a solo on the song "War" and plays the gong on "Dungeons Of Darkness".

There are two editions of the DSP CD. The first one has NO Voices of Wonder address on the back (they had yet to distribute DSP at that point), just Vikernes' address, and the matrix code on the disc is ANTI MOSH 002. This one is limited to either 300 or 500 copies (sources vary), released in 1992. The second version has no adress to Vikernes, but instead the Voices of Wonder address is printed on the back, and the matrix code is DURECO [01] ANTI MOSH 002. This version is from early 1993. Both version inserts DO NOT contain lyrics, just pictures of Varg and recording information. There are some minor graphic differences between versions (brightness and quality of the pressing). Compact Disc of each version has another gothic font.

However, there are also two versions of vinyl pressing. Early pressings feature only Varg's and DSP address, while later pressings contain DSP address and Voices of Wonder line at the bottom of the back cover. Precise number of copies for the earlier pressing is unknown, but rumored to 300.

Released on tape by Full Moon Productions. Limited to 1000 copies.

Digipak edition released by Misanthropy Records in 1995 contains the Aske EP, lyrics in both English and German, and a small sticker on the front with the cover of the Aske EP that says "Includes bonus Aske EP, Amazon003." Also, a different font is used for the band name.

The cover image was inspired by an AD&D module, called "The Temple of Elemental Evil". It was supposed to portray the lost and searching spirit found in "Feeble Screams from Forests Unknown". Varg says that it was in a sense also autobiographical, as he saw himself in that figure. Alone in a desolate, dark and dying world. A ghost from the past seeing the true face of the world in which we live.