From The Munch Museum, about the exhibition and book Satyricon & Munch:

Satyricon’s specially written music meets a selection of paintings and graphics by Munch. The result is a monumental and at the same time intimate experience that captures your senses the minute you step into the hall. The selected works of art draw on existential themes, but also rhythms and waves, which are features we recognise from the world of music. The intersection of Munch’s expressive motifs and Satyricon’s baseline-heavy music creates room for thought and reflection that goes beyond the realm of black metal alone. Just like Munch, Satyricon’s approach is open and inquisitive, constantly evolving. The exhibition’s music carries Satyricon’s unmistakable signature yet breaks away from anything they’ve previously created through its format, length, and expression.

The book with photographer Morten Andersen is published in connection with the exhibition. In  Andersen's characteristic visual language, the book explores the visuality of Satyricon's working process, as well as the musicality of Edvard Munch's pictures.