Sherbet were Australia's most popular pop group of the 70s with 20 consecutive hit records and 17 album, accounting for 10 platinum and 14 gold disc awards. In 1969 the Sydney entertainment scene was almost totally geared towards satisfying the money-rich comfort-starved American Vietnam troops who came for official Rest And Recreation. Sydney's nightclubs gave them what they wanted - r&b, soul, funk, good-time rock - and these influences spilled over into the pop group Sherbet, formed without singer Daryl Braithwaite, but completed by his falsetto-capable vocals. They were the archetypical 70s girl fodder pop band - groomed hair, colorful satin stage outfits.

“Three years of waiting has culminated into razor blade riffs and blistering speeds. The birth of death is upon us, we give you Necrogenesis!” says Nordjevel ringleader DezeptiCunt. There’s nothing hyperbolic in DezeptiCunt’s statement (except for that nom de guerre, natch), as Necrogenesis is a furious venture into the depths of speediest black metal put to digital tape, the likes of which owe homage to Dark Funeral, Marduk, and classic Immortal (when the Occulta bros. weren’t at each others’ intellectual property) in all their fast-as-fuck glory. Now, Nordjevel aren’t playing around either. In their ranks, they call to arms drummer Dominator — formerly of Dark Funeral — who might just be black metal’s best basher; guitarist Destructhor, the long-time, now-departed axeman (and sideman to the one and only Trey Azagthoth), from death metal legends Morbid Angel; vocalist Doedsadmiral, of Enepsigos fame, a rival to Mortuus’ take-no-prisoners style; and founder DezeptiCunt, formerly of long-standing black metallers Ragnarok. The reconfigured Nordjevel is a beast from the belly of a bigger beast.

This Box set includes 3CD: All Night Long - 20 Themes For Lovers; Memory - 20 Romantic Themes; Feelings - 16 Love Themes.