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DIMMU BORGIR: 'Stormblåst' Mobile Phone Theme Available For Download

November 10, 2005

A DIMMU BORGIR"Stormblåst" mobile phone theme for Sony Ericsson K750i has been made available for download in two versions: Version#1, Version#2.

As previously reported ,the updated, re-recorded version of DIMMU BORGIR's 1996 album, "Stormblåst", will be released through Nuclear Blast America on February 7, 2006 with a limited collectors item. This edition will only be available in the North American pressing.

"Stormblåst" was completely re-recorded with producer Peter Tägtgren (HYPOCRISY, PAIN) and MAYHEM's Hellhammer on drums.

The new version of "Stormblåst" adds two brand-new audio tracks: "Sorgens Kammer – Del II" and "Abmaktslave", plus a live DVD of an entire set filmed from last year's Ozzfest. The album will be released in a cool digipack design with a booklet containing a lot of old pictures of DIMMU BORGIR. A LP version containing a bonus single with the two new bonus tracks will also be released.

DIMMU BORGIR recently a video for the track "Sorgens Kammer – Del II" with director Patric Ullaeus of Sweden's Revolver Film Company. The band are scheduled to begin writing material for their next studio album this fall for a tentative late 2006 release. The CD will be "a full story/concept album," according to a posting on the group's web site.

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