Early 1990 tapes of the band were the likes of Seventh Blasphemy, Demonomancy, Dawn Of Satan's Millennium and Diabolus. Much like countrymen Impaled Nazarene, Beherit, in its early guise, was one of the most Satanic and controversial bands on the scene. Rumours of sacrifice and the band playing live with its back to the audience, etc. were fed to the public. The sound was extremy harsh, raw and the attitude made Morbid Angel look downright friendly. The band's debut was nothing more than a compilation of the band's demos and one which Beherit claimed was unauthorized. Furthermore, Beherit claimed that at that time Turbo sent the band $100 to record a second album! The band was joined in 1992 by the former drummer of Impaled Nazarene and several of the live songs froms this era were on the Beast Of Beherit album.Still, as the album names demonstrate, the band became ever more experimental and the fans and the band soon disappeared. Judging by the names and sound, the band might have harboured some Blasphemy influence. The last two albums were electronic pieces. Suuri Shamaaniwas an ambient band.
The Beherit/Archgoat split was reissued by ISO666 on CD in 2004.