DIMMU BORGIR iPhone App Now Available

September 2, 2010

Norwegian symphonic black metal band DIMMU BORGIR have launched their first and free iPhone app.

View photos, watch videos, get access to sound samples from the band's new album, "Abrahadabra"; share tweets; chat with other die-hards and more. This app syncs up with your Facebook and Twitter accounts, so connect directly with DIMMU BORGIR to get the latest news, music and information.

This DIMMU BORGIR iPhone app is compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. It requires iPhone OS 3.1.2 or later and is available to fans in the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.

Download the DIMMU BORGIR app at this location.

Video footage of the new DIMMU BORGIR track "Gateways" being performed by KORK, the Norwegian Radio Orchestra, can be viewed at this location.

"Gateways" is the first single from DIMMU BORGIR's ninth album, "Abrahadabra". The track is now available for purchase via iTunes.

"Abrahadabra" will be released in Germany on September 24, in the rest of Europe on September 27, and in North America on October 12 via Nuclear Blast Records.

The word "abrahadabra" (which roughly translates into "I will create as I speak") first publicly appeared in Chapter III of "Liber AL vel Legis" (commonly referred to as "The Book of the Law") written by Aleister Crowley in Cairo, Egypt in 1904.

"Abrahadabra" track listing:

01. Xibir (2:50)
02. Born Treacherous (5:02)
03. Gateways (5:10)
04. Chess With The Abyss (4:08)
05. Dimmu Borgir (5:35)
06. Ritualist (5:13)
07. The Demiurge Molecule (5:29)
08. A Jewel Traced Through Coal (5:16)
09. Renewal (4:11)
10. Endings And Continuations (5:58)

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