Black Funeral’s Varulv is a raw and rabid descent into vampyric black metal, dragging a long-buried 2004 recording back into the torchlight with all its grime, menace, and cult atmosphere intact. This is not polished or modernised. It is feral, hostile, and steeped in the kind of ancient darkness that made Black Funeral such a revered name among devotees of underground black metal. Riff by riff, Varulv moves through lycanthropic violence, sepulchral mood, and blood-soaked ritual energy, sounding like a lost relic clawed out from some forgotten crypt. For listeners drawn to primitive black metal with occult weight and true demo-era spirit, this is essential Black Funeral material. Track listing: 1. 1476 2. May the Black Earth Spew Thee Up 3. Moyset, of the Left Hand Thy Shall Kiss 4. Varulv 5. Srobar (Bathed in Violence) 6. Lamb (Von cover)