New music from symphonic black metal stars Dimmu Borgir is in the works. Crafting the band’s long-awaited follow-up to 2018’s “Eonian” has become a going concern for the Norwegian outfit as of late, with vocalist/guitarist Silenoz recently offering word on the band’s progress. Speaking with FaceCulture regarding that, he stated:
“We have sort of a timeline. I think that’s good, but it shouldn’t be set in stone, but I think it’s good to have a timeframe to work towards, at least when you start getting six, seven, eight songs, as we’re up in now, and demoed with vocals and all that stuff. And we picked up the process now, so it’s looking good, yeah. It’s sounding good, I should say.”
