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KOLDBORN To Support DEICIDE In Denmark; New EP On The Way

November 25, 2004

Danish death metallers KOLDBORN will support DEICIDE at Voxhall in Århus, Denmark on Thursday, November 25.

In other news, KOLDBORN will release a new mini-CD/10-inch vinyl EP on Ancient Darkness Productions in late December/early January.

KOLDBORN recently acquired an as-yet-undisclosed new singer as the replacement for Thomas Zaar Frost, who was dismissed from the group last spring after the band determined that "he didn't have the voice that we wanted." The group, who split with longtime frontman Martin Leth in early 2003, issued their debut album, "First Enslavement", in October 2002 through Diehard Music.

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