'Henhouse Recordings' contains tracks from Mayhem's rehearsal sessions conducted at their rehearsal place in 1989, featuring material from the 'Deathcrush' release, and also tracks which would eventually surface in 1994 on the band's debut album, 'De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas'. A never-released track is also included, parts of which would later be used by Norwegian legends, Emperor.
One of only a handful of Mayhem recordings to feature iconic vocalist, Per "Dead" Ohlin before his suicide in 1991, 'Henhouse Recordings' is another essential piece of black material history and on vinyl 30 years after the recordings took place.
Presented on the vinyl format and including cover artwork featuring the Henhouse location itself.