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Cyrus (musician)

Norwegian musician

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Cyrus
Cyrus with Dimmu Borgir in 2014
Background information
Birth name	Terje Andersen
Born	12 May 1975 (1975-05-12) (age 49) Akershus, Norway
Genres	Symphonic black metal, black metal, heavy metal, thrash metal
Occupation(s)	Musician
Instrument(s)	Guitar, bass
Years active	1998–present

Terje Andersen (born 12 May 1975), known professionally as Cyrus, is a Norwegian musician best known as the guitarist of the black metal band Susperia and as former touring bassist of Dimmu Borgir.

Cyrus started his career in 1997 when he went playing in a band called Seven Sins with ex-Dimmu Borgir drummer Tjodalv. The band released one demo tape in that period. In 1999, they changed name to Susperia.

In 2000, Cyrus went playing guitar with Satyricon for a worldwide tour. He was in Satyricon for two years as session member. In 2009, he became a session guitarist of thrash/black metal band Sarke. In 2011, with Susperia he released first Susperia's single "Nothing Remains".

Cyrus recently played guitar in Susperia (as full-time member) and Sarke (as session member) and bass guitar in Dimmu Borgir (as session member).^[1]

• Illusions of Evil (Demo, 2000)
• Predominance (Nuclear Blast, 2001)
• Vindication (Nuclear Blast, 2002)
• Unlimited (Tabu, 2004)
• Devil May Care (EP, Tabu, 2005)
• Cut From Stone (Tabu, 2007)
• Attitude (Candlelight Records, 2009)
• Nothing Remains (Single, NRK/MGP, 2011)
• The Lyricist (Agonia, 2018)

• Forces of the Northern Night (2012)

• Storm Seeker (2011)

• Oldarhian (2011)