With the departures of Vortex and Mustis, Dimmu Borgir became the soap opera of the 2009 summer: attacks via press releases, claims regarding the paternity of some compositions, promises of legal action, etc. Nice and friendly, like all separations should be. Nevertheless, the remaining trio, made up of Shagrath, Silenoz and Galder, didn’t become flustered, and is now about to release the band’s grandiloquent piece of work to date. The Norwegians are clearly intent on dazzling their audience. And nothing will divert them from this path, not even the recent official statement announcing Snowy Shaw (Therion, Notre Dame, former Mercyful Fate, former Dream Evil) as the band’s new bassist/vocalist – followed the next morning by the just as official statement announcing his departure! If this kind of anecdote brings a smirk to our faces, the means the band deploy to create their music don’t. Check this out: orchestra, choir, and several vocalists, for a total of over 100 musicians and singers. But will it be enough to allow Dimmu Borgir to turn a page and possibly take a step forward, like they did at the time of the Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia?
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