At the beginning they would like to emphasize that they want to remain anonymous, which is why theydo not provide information from which country they are, etc. they decided to do this because they want to emphasize that they promote music and its message, not theirselves. "XificurK is a two-person project.(...) XificurK is made by Temira De Temirin and Sitre De Sitrin, and the first of them was commented on black metal musical inspirations: "Everyone who knows the work of Burzum will immediately hear strong inspiration in the third song of our EP, we put a lot of emphasis on the black metal philosophy than on its current musical frames. In our opinion, Black metal has no frames. We want to create music that will be in opposition to the "beautiful black metal" of nowadays, we try to get the dirt of the most important wave of black metal from Norway. Although, despite everything, we took a light inspiration from the band Batushka, but more in the form of a caricature, rather than reproducing orthodox church music from the east. " - https://www.facebook.com/metalcrushzine/ „You got some nice oryginal stuff going there. Like the old experimental early 90s feel. Cudos for keeping it this way! (...) I do honestly think you truly got something quite unique there, love the semi fuzz on the guitars, and a bit backwards mixing and music landscapes, with loud burzumesque synth etc. Very inspiring to hear there’s still someone into the absolute oldschool feel! Hat off for taking me back 25 Years.” - Svartalv Halvorsen Known from: Bass Satyricon Bass/Vocals Gehenna Guitar and Backing Vocals AETERNUS Creative writer 1349 (Official) Founder Svartalv Founder Nocturnal Breed OFFICIAL Founder COMBATH Official Founder Aiwass - Official And more... They want to oppose the "Beautiful Black Metal" of nowadays. That is why they want to cut off of the genre Black Metal. They recognize their music as a new genre: The Blackest Metal. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/XificurK">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.