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Norway’s DIMMU BORGIR part ways with 2 members

Norway’s DIMMU BORGIR part ways with 2 members

By Ivan Chopik
August 31st, 2009

Norwegian symphonic black metal band DIMMU BORGIR have issued the following statement:

“We regret to inform you that we have parted ways with both I.C.S. Vortex [bassist, clean vocalist] and Mustis [keyboards]. However, we do want to make it perfectly clear that the creative force in the band is highly intact, perhaps even more so than ever. With that being said, we’re currently working on our next album and are excited to start a new chapter in the legacy that is DIMMU BORGIR.”

Visit DIMMU BORGIR online at www.DIMMU-BORGIR.com and www.myspace.com/DIMMUBORGIR

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