In 2001 Shadow re-loaded Dusk on its way with renewed determination but same aim and concept. The idea of putting Satanism into music still played the main role in Dusk's music and lyrics. After spiritual preparation and refillment "Scream of the Soul" demo was recorded in 2002. At first it was temporarly recorded with a drum-machine, but was planned to be re-recorded with live drums as well. The technical conditions were much better by this time, and an own studio was created. This home-studio became much better than any other available studios around, so from later on all Dusk materials were recorded here. Tamás Sándor came back as a drummer in 2003 and "Scream of the Soul" was re-recorded with live drums. In the same year a new album - "Shadowsoul" - was recorded, and released by the Regimental Records. In 2005 the French label Wulfrune Wroxxx released the live-drum version of the "Scream of the Soul" demo, under the title of "Darksoul's Scream". In the same year, after a long delay, the third album - "Carpathian Darkness" - which was recorded in 2004, was finally released by Regimental Records. At this time Shadow was already working for a while in other projects as well, such as Tymah, where he played the bass. It was this project where he met Gelal, the drummer of Tymah, and asked him to play the drums in Dusk. So Gelal came in the place of Tamás Sándor. At the end of 2005 "Deathgate" album was recorded, with Gelal at drums. This album was released in 2006 by Northern Silence. The next album - "Pray for Death" - was recorded and released in 2007 by the same label. "Pray for Death" was unique because for the first time in Dusk's history the lyrics were sung in Hungarian. The following album - "In Eternal Death" - was recorded in 2008, and was released in 2009 by the Belarussian label Possession Productions. In the lyrics of this album one can see the change, which was the beginning of the way towards a deeper expression of Satanism. The most remarkable change in the band's history happened in 2011. To close down the past of Dusk as a Black Metal (as a musical genre) band an EP was recorded, under the title "Two Laws of Satan". This short material consists of two songs and a short introduction. After this EP the next album - "Book of Satan" - was recorded, with Shadow playing on all instruments, including drums. The aim remained the same as in the beginning of Dusk's history, but the approach changed and became even more intense and direct then ever before. This is a ritual, shamanic, dark, trans musical genre, without any direct name or definition yet. New musical elements were built into this album, fortelling the beginning of a new era. The concept of the lyrics is purely and sophisticatedly Satanistic, with a darker atmosphere than ever. Though the musical approached changed, the change totally can be understood as part of the development from the concept's point of view.
2011 brought Dusk its own specific style, that expresses much better that dark world which has always been something Dusk was trying to tell about.