Ugra-Karma

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Ugra-Karma
Studio album by Impaled Nazarene
Released	1 December 1993
Recorded	28 July 1993 at Tico-Tico Studios, Kemi, Finland[1]
Genre	Black metal
Length	38:27
Label	Osmose Productions
Producer	Ahti Kortelainen
Impaled Nazarene chronology
Tol Cormpt Norz Norz Norz... (1993) Ugra-Karma (1993) Suomi Finland Perkele (1994)
Alternative cover
1998 re-issue

Ugra-Karma is the second studio album by Finnish black metal band Impaled Nazarene. It was originally released on 1 December 1993 via Osmose Productions, and re-released in 1998 with two bonus tracks (taken from the Satanic Masowhore EP) and a different cover art, because the original one was taken without permission from a work by Madame Koslovsky; Osmose was sued because of that.

"Ugra-Karma" is a term in Sanskrit that denotes a bad, harmful action.

• The song "Hate" contains a sample from the movie The Name of the Rose.^{[citation needed]}

Impaled Nazarene

• Mika Luttinen — vocals
• Kimmo Luttinen — drums, guitars
• Taneli Jarva — bass
• Jarno Anttila — guitars

Other staff

• Ahti Kortelainen — production
• Madame Koslovsky — cover art (original 1993 release; uncredited)
• Jean-Pascal Fournier — cover art (1998 re-issue)

• Ugra-Karma at Discogs

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