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GORGOROTH Looking For Archival Images For Upcoming Project

June 19, 2007

Norwegian black metallers GORGOROTH have issued the following update:

"GORGOROTH is currently looking to collect archival images of the band to be used in an upcoming project. Fans, journalists and photographers who have rare, personal or live photographs or other images of GORGOROTH from the '90s are requested to share these images with the band. Copies are OK; you do not have to share your originals. Anyone who has such images and would like to submit them can send a message to [email protected]. Contributing collectors will be much appreciated and credited appropriately."

GORGOROTH's video for the song "Carving a Giant" has been posted online at this location.

The "Carving a Giant" clip made its debut on MTV Norway's "Headbanger's Ball" on May 20. The track comes off GORGOROTH's latest CD, "Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam", which was released last year via Sweden's Regain Records.

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