Following between their three studio albums; 2017’s The Assassination of Julius Caesar, 2020’s Flowers of Evil and 2024’s Liminal Animals which showed Ulver’s move into traditional song and production levels, their next album marks a new beginning in the band’s history who have moved from the sounds of black metal, ambient, synth-pop and experimental music, haven taken a dive into the underwater worlds of continuing their electronic sound on their new album, Neverland.
Here, Ulver have taken the biggest step into the world of changing directions by setting foot into the Berlin school of music, video game and film scores combined as if they had created this pattern, revealing a world on the brink of collapse, now in its ghost town, pin-dropping…

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