Norwegian label Mester Productions also re-released the "Throne of the Goat" EP on picture disc in a limited edition of 666 copies that same year. In 2003, the recovered Anti-Christian returned to Tsjuder, replacing the drummer Jontho. The band signed to the French label Season of Mist in April 2004, and, after striking this new deal, their third full-length "Desert Northern Hell" was released in November 2004. Tsjuder toured Europe with Carpathian Forest in early 2005. As of 2006 the band had split-up however, on the 18th of December 2010, they were assumed to have reformed and were confirmed to play at Wacken Open Air festival in August 2011. Since the band's reunion, they have been touring again on a regular basis mostly around Europe, including their first Ever UK show in London in 2015. They have released two more studio albums since reuniting, their Fourth Full-Length studio album 'Legion Helvete' in October 2011, and their fifth full-length album 'Antiliv' on 18 September 2015. The band are now working on a sixth album, scheduled for release in 2020, according to Vocalist Nag's Instagram page and their record label Seasons of Mist’s facebook page. As of June 6, 2020 Tsjuder have parted ways with drummer Anti-Christian. The music in Tsjuder is mainly written by their founder members, Nag and Draugluin; citing as main musical inspirations, the black metal bands from the early 1980s and early 1990s such as Bathory, Celtic Frost, Darkthrone, Gorgoroth, Immortal, Marduk, Mayhem, and "old" thrash metal bands Destruction, Kreator, Possessed, Sepultura, Slayer, and Sodom. Tsjuder's lyrics are written prior to the music, and are based on topics such as darkness, death, evil, hatred, demons, antireligious themes, Satanism, horror films, and the fictional book "Necronomicon", that appears in the stories of horror novelist H. P. Lovecraft, considered as a "great source of inspiration" by frontman Nag.