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Sekiz yıl.Dimmu Borgir kendini çok özletti.Bir noktadan sonra insanlar Dimmu Borgir’den yeni albüm beklemeyi bırakmışlardı (fan girl sitemi). Özellikle Eonian sonrası dönemde Dimmu Borgir sanki kendi mirasının içinde donup kalmış gibiydi. Ta ki Grand Serpent Rising’e kadar… Bu albüm kalınan yerden devam edilen bir geri dönüşten daha fazlası.Elbette Eonian kötü bir albüm değildi, özellikle Interdimensional Summit, Council of Wolves and Snakes gibi parçalar akıllarda kaldı. Ancak Dimmu Borgir’in y

İçerik açısından belki dünyaları yerinden oynatmıyor, ancak tavır olarak kesinlikle doğru yöne atılmış bir adım.

As Seen in the Unseen.

Dimmu Borgir have released their first new album in eight years, Grand Serpent Rising, today (May 22nd).The Norwegian symphonic black metal band paired the release with a new music video for the track "As Seen In Th...

Check out a new official music video for Dimmu Borgir's brand new single, "As Seen In The Unseen". The latter is taken from their upcoming album Grand Serpent Rising.

Jon Schaffer, the founder, chief songwriter, and driving force behind iconic heavy metal acts ICED EARTH, DEMONS WIZARDS, SONS OF LIBERTY, JON SCHAFFER'S PURGATORY and the SCHAFFER/BARLOW project, has released the official DazVideos-created music video for "Full Spectrum Dominance" from his re...

Progressive metal ensemble Haken is back with its first new music in three years. "In A Fever Dream" single is available for streaming together with a visualizer video.

Norwegian symphonic black metallers DIMMU BORGIR have released a cinematic music video for "As Seen In The Unseen", the latest single from their new album, "Grand Serpent Rising", which arrives today (Friday, May 22) via Nuclear Blast Records. Recorded in Gothenburg, Sweden with acclaimed producer F...

Black-metal royals Dimmu Borgir have slithered out of the shadows to give us another look at their upcoming Grand Serpent Rising. The Norwegian outfit’s latest illuminating slice of extremity is called “As Seen in the Unseen.” The seven-minute single sports an extended intro of calm-watered, yet ominously anticipatory guitar tones. Sure enough, Dimmu eventually break the dam with bleak-blasted fury and symphonic grandeur. Vocalist Shagroth shrieks of arcane texts and transformative experiences (“Revolution starts with thyself”). Learn more about Dimmu Borgir’s epic new song, which follows previous Serpent singles “Ulvgjeld Blodsodel” and “Ascent,” by giving its music video a peep up above. As previously reported, Grand Serpent Rising is out May 22nd via Nuclear Blast. An exclusive vinyl variant of the album on “Gold with Black Marbled” is available for pre-order Revolver’s shop, along with other vinyl and CD copies. Later this summer, Dimmu Borgir launch their first North American tour since 2018. The trip begins August 7th at NYC’s Palladium Times Square, and it finds them supported by Hypocrisy, Suffocation and Hulder. The rest of the tour route is here.

Their first new album in 8 years.

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A review of Grand Serpent Rising by Dimmu Borgir, available worldwide May 22nd, via Nuclear Blast Records.

U.K. progressive, alternative metal band HAKEN has returned with its first new music in three years, in the shape of "In A Fever Dream". This new track sees the band working with a producer for the very first time, bringing George Lever (LOATHE, SLEEP TOKEN) on board to help shape the next stage of...

With flickering flames and a faint smell of Sulphur, DIMMU BORGIR have returned. "Grand Serpent Rising" is the Norwegian legends' first album in eight years: further proof, as if it were needed, that black metal's most meticulous masters of the big occasion tend to take their own sweet time to get t...