GORGOROTH, CELTIC FROST, SKITLIV Members To Appear At INFERNO MUSIC CONFERENCE

January 29, 2008

Tom Gabriel Fischer (CELTIC FROST),Gaahl (GORGOROTH) and Maniac (SKITLIV, ex-MAYHEM) will appear on a panel at the the third edition of the Inferno Music Conference (IMC) on March 21 to discuss extremism in metal. 15 years after the climax of Norwegian black metal murders and church fire, it is time to look ahead. Is there a limit to what record labels and other interacting music business-related people can work with? What is the next extreme thing to happen?

The Inferno Music Conference is part of the Inferno festival, which is set to take place March 19-22, 2008 at the Rockefeller and John Dee venues in Oslo, Norway.

The "Can metal become more extreme? Taboos and metal – where do we go
from here?" discussion will be moderated by Michael Berberian of Season Of Mist and will be held on Friday, March 21 at 2:00 p.m. Gaahl will also be the keynote speaker at the event, where he will give his first-ever interview in front of a live audience.

For a complete list of the bands that are performing at this year's Inferno festival, click here.

Gaahl being interviewed for the "Metal: A Headbanger's Journey" documentary:

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