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Terje Vik Schei (born 7 July 1974), better known by his stage name Tchort, is a Norwegianmusician. He is known for his time spent playing bass for the black metal band Emperor and for leading the progressive metal band Green Carnation. He has also played with Carpathian Forest and Blood Red Throne, Satyricon and Einherjer.Tchort is known to be married and to have a son and a daughter.

Tchort is a Slavonic word (RussianЧёрт, Czech and SlovakČert, Ukrainian and BelarusianЧорт, PolishCzort or Czart) meaning Devil.

He was arrested in the early/mid nineties for assault^[1] and was in prison for 2 years.

Light of Day, Day of Darkness (2001) by Green Carnation. Labels: The End Records. Genres: Progressive Gothic Metal, Doom Metal. Songs: Light of Day, Day of Darkness. The concert film captures Green Carnation performing 'Light Of Day, Day Of Darkness' in its entirety at the epic, final tour show in Kristiansand's Kilden Konserthus. Featuring multi-camera production and splendid sound these recordings together with the documentary show Green Carnation as you've never seen or heard them before.

Behind the Scenes[edit]

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Tchort with fellow Green Carnation performer Kjetil Nordhus, established his own record label, Sublife Productions in Kristiansand, Norway, on 1 July 2005. The label has already signed Green Carnation, Chain Collector, and Harm, and are looking to sign more.

One year after their debut 'Journey to the end of the night' (featuring Vibeke from Tristania and the Botteri twins from In The Woods.), Green Carnation released their second album 'Light of day, day of darkness' in 2001. This was the first solo album of master-mind Tchort and contains just one 60-minute track. Lyrics to Light of Day, Day of Darkness by Green Carnation from the customalbum3911350 album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more!

Sublife Productions also acts as a booking agent for these artists as well as Carpathian Forest and Blood Red Throne.

The company is also turning its eye to cover design, and has stated that 'various artists will present their work on Sublifeproductions.com in the near future'

Discography[edit]

• Green Carnation - Hallucinations of Despair (1991) Demo
• Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse (1994)
• Green Carnation - Journey to the End of The Night (1999) − CD
• Carpathian Forest - Strange Old Brew (2000)
• Blood Red Throne - Monument of Death (2001)
• Carpathian Forest - Morbid Fascination of Death (2001)
• Green Carnation - Light of Day, Day of Darkness (2001)
• Blood Red Throne - Affiliated With the Suffering (2003)
• Carpathian Forest - Defending the Throne of Evil (2003)
• Green Carnation - A Blessing in Disguise (2003)
• Carpathian Forest - We're Going to Hollywood for This - Live PerversionsDVD (2004)
• Green Carnation - The Trilogy (2004) − Box set
• Green Carnation - Alive and Well... In Krakow (2004) − DVD
• Blood Red Throne - Altered Genesis (2005)
• Green Carnation - The Quiet Offspring (2005)
• Green Carnation - The Burden Is Mine... Alone (2005) − EP
• Carpathian Forest - Fuck You All!!!! Caput tuum in ano est (2006)
• Green Carnation - The Acoustic Verses (2006)
• Blood Red Throne - Come Death (2007)
• Green Carnation - A Night Under the Dam (2007) − DVD
• Green Carnation - The Rise and Fall of Mankind (expected future release)
• Blood Red Throne - Souls of Damnation (2009)

Notes[edit]

1. ^Symphonic and Monumental Black Metal Art. In: Rites of Eleusis, Nr. 3, p. 47.

External links[edit]

• Tchort on Myspace

Light of Day, Day of Darkness is the second (one-track) studio album by the Norwegianprogressive metal band, Green Carnation. The album was composed, written and arranged by founding member Terje Vik Schei (a.k.a. Tchort). It was released by Prophecy Productions on November 2001.^[2] It is composed of a single 60-minute track and was largely inspired by the death of Tchort's daughter and dedicated to his son, Damien Aleksander, whose baby voice appears a few moments in the song. It is said that 600 different samples were used in the editing of the song.^[3]

Musical style[edit]

Musically, Light of Day, Day of Darkness is pure progressive metal. In this album, the band combines many different instruments, not commonly used in metal, to create an original soundscape. The album shows some death metal twinges from their roots with Roger Rasmussen / Nattefrost drafted in to perform death growls and Anders Kobro implementing occasional blast beats as well.

Track listing[edit]

Credits[edit]

Band members[edit]

• Terje Vik Schei (Tchort) − acoustic guitar, electric guitar
• Bjørn Harstad − lead guitar, slide guitar, ebow
• Stein Roger Sordal − bass guitar
• Anders Kobro − drums
• Kjetil Nordhus − vocals

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Guest musicians and singers[edit]

• Endre Kirkesola − B3, sitar, synthesizer, string, voice arrangements, additional bass
• Bernt A. Moen − string arrangements
• Arvid Thorsen − saxophone
• Synne Soprana − female vocals
• Roger Rasmussen − screaming vocals
• Damien Aleksander − child's voice
• Jan Kenneth T. − male vocals

Children's Choir performed by:

• Randesund Barnekor
• Marthe Larsen
• Julie Pettersen
• Mathias Pettersen
• Kristoffer Knoff Aamot
• Karoline Knoff Aamot
• Ida Margrethe Karterud
• Thomas Karterud
• Simen Ingebrethsen
• Even Albert
• Stian Andre Rosenlov
• Elin Wikstol − Conductor

Opera Choir performed by:

• Kjetil Nordhus (tenor)
• Roald Andreas Sandoy (tenor)
• Katinka Sandoy (alto)
• Maren Stakkeland (alto)
• Elise Tverrli (alto)
• Nina Tanggaard (soprano)
• Therese Fanebust (soprano)
• Endre Kirkesola (bass)

Strings by:

• Endre Kirkesola
• Bernt A. Moen

Production[edit]

• Produced & Engineered By Endre Kirkesola
• Mastered By Audun Strype

Notes[edit]

1. ^Allmusic review
2. ^'GREEN CARNATION - Light Of Day, Day Of Darkness'.
3. ^'Green Carnation (Norway)'. The End Records. Archived from the original(HTML) on 2007-05-04. Retrieved 2006-04-23.

External links[edit]

• Official band website (now offline)