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“The apocalypse does not have to be the world going down in flames.” How Dimmu Borgir reinvented black metal and broke Hollywood with Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse

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“The apocalypse does not have to be the world going down in flames.” How Dimmu Borgir reinvented black metal and broke Hollywood with Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse

Working with a full orchestra, Dimmu Borgir’s 2003 anthem rewrote the rules for what black metal could sound like

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