Euronymous rented "was far too big and the rent was too high. That's the reason why it never did well." Only a small part of the building was used for the shop itself.[32] Euronymous shut Helvete in early 1993 when it began to draw the attention of the police and media. The store has since been reopened under the name Neseblod Records, in the same location but with much less floor space.[33] ('Neseblod' is Norwegian for 'nosebleed'.) Many of the original artifacts still remain, and the store als