MAYHEM Frontman's VOID OV VOICES To Support ULVER In London

January 19, 2010

VOID OV VOICES, the new project from iconic TORMENTOR and MAYHEM frontman Attila Csihar based only on his processed voice, will support post-black metal titans ULVER at London, England's Scala on February 10.

VOID OV VOICES made its live debut in late 2008 in Moscow.

Performing since 1986 when he co-founded cult-metal band TORMENTOR, Attila is best known for his contribution to MAYHEM's "De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas" album in 1993, a milestone for the black metal genre. Csihar is, or has been, a member of various groups such as PLASMA POOL, ABORYM, and KOROG. He has also done guest vocals (and toured) with SUNN O))), BURIAL CHAMBER TRIO and GRAVETEMPLE.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/voidovvoices.

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