12 Facts About Attila Csihar

Ultimately Csihar did not perform any live concerts with the band until his second tenure in 2004.

Attila Csihar stated during an interview for Hungarian Metal Hammer that he felt honoured to sing "This Jesus Must Die".

Attila Csihar performed in Keep of Kalessin as well on their returning EP Reclaim together with drummer Frost from Satyricon.

Attila Csihar's first recorded collaboration with the band was in 2004 when he sang in the Sanskrit language on the tracks "Decay2 [Nihil's Maw]" and "Decay " on their album White2.

In 2004, Attila Csihar rejoined Mayhem after the departure of Maniac, the band's previous vocalist.

Attila Csihar started his solo act in November 2008, called Void ov Voices.

Attila Csihar toured in Japan and performed in Australia for the Dark Mofo festival in Hobart, Tasmania.

Attila Csihar has collaborated with artists such as Current 93, Jarboe, Dissection, Emperor, Taake, Ulver, and Banks Violette.

Between 2016 and 2018, Attila Csihar joined blackened death metal supergroup Sinsaenum.

Attila Csihar would perform lead vocals alongside Sean Zatorsky of Daath, with ex-DragonForce bassist and group founder Frederic Leclercq and Loudblast guitarist Stephane Buriez on guitars, Seth guitarist Heimoth on bass, and former Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison on drums.

Outside of music, Attila Csihar graduated as an electrical engineer from a technical college, and used to be a private teacher of math and physics.

Attila Csihar worked in film production, most notably on Tony Scott's Spy Game, where he was the first assistant of production designer Norris Spencer.