Zweizz

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Zweizz
Zweizz live 2007
Background information
Origin	Oslo, Norway
Genre(s)	IDM, noise, electroacoustic music and black metal
Years active	2003 – present
Label(s)	Vendlus Records
Members
Svein Egil Hatlevik

Zweizz is the primary performing alias of Norwegian musician and composer Svein Egil Hatlevik (born May 27, 1977).

Hatlevik started using the Zweizz alias in 2003 after leaving the Norwegian black metal group Dødheimsgard. According to Hatlevik, Zweizz should be considered a one man band, not a solo project. Hatlevik defines the musical style of Zweizz as a mixture of IDM, noise, electroacoustic music and black metal.

Hatlevik also uses the pseudonym Zweizz in other bands which he is also a member of, such as Umoral and Pronounced "Sex". As a member of Dødheimsgard he used the aliases "Hologram" and "Magic/Logic".

The first Zweizz release was the 7" EP Black Necrotic Obfuscation, issued through Vendlus Records in 2004. On March 24th 2007 Zweizz released his debut album The Yawn of the New Age, also through Vendlus Records. Later the same year Epicene Sound Systems released an untitled Zweizz cassette EP in a limited quantity of 30 copies. Side B of this release is built entirely from recordings of the Soviet ANS synthesizer.^[1]

Hatlevik is also a founding member of the avant-garde metal group Fleurety.

1 Discography
2 Line-up
3 External links
4 References

[edit] Discography

[edit] As Zweizz

Black Necrotic Obfuscation (EP, Vendlus Records) - (2004)
The Yawn of the New Age (Full length, Vendlus Records) - (2007)
Untitled (Cassette, Epicene Sound Systems) - (2007)

[edit] Guest appearances

"Satyr's Birth" on the album Red Tooth, Red Claw by Winters In Osaka (2008)
"The Shift" on the album Zoom Code by ThanatoSchizO (2008).
"Cynic" and "Whore" on Demo I by Dementia Absurda (2007)

[edit] Remixes

"Kledt I Nattens Farget" from the tribute album My Own Wolf: A New Approach (2007)
"There is need - The Extreme Zweizz Fuckover" featured on the remix album The Circular Drain by Solefald (2008).