Forces of the Northern Night

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BluRay1 (Oslo) 1. Xibir (orchestra) 2. Born Treacherous 3. Gateways 4. Dimmu Borgir (orchestra) 5. Dimmu Borgir 6. Chess With The Abyss 7. Ritualist 8. A Jewel Traced Through Coal 9. Eradication Instincts Defined (orchestra) 10. Vredesbyrd 11. Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse 12. The Serpentine Offering 13. Fear And Wonder (orchestra) 14. Kings Of The Carnival Creation 15. Puritania 16. Mourning Palace 17. Perfection Or Vanity (orchestra) Bonus: 18. Documentary BluRay2 (Wacken) 1. Xibir (orchestra) 2. Born Treacherous 3. Gateways 4. Dimmu Borgir (orchestra) 5. Dimmu Borgir 6. Chess With The Abyss 7. Ritualist 8. A Jewel Traced Through Coal 9. Eradication Instincts Defined (orchestra) 10. Vredesbyrd 11. Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse 12. The Serpentine Offering 13. Fear And Wonder (orchestra) 14. Kings Of The Carnival Creation 15. Puritania 16. Mourning Palace 17. Perfection Or Vanity (orchestra) Silenoz and Tjodalv, the Oslo trio infernale quickly gained momentum in the underground scene with their debut EP Inn I Evighetens Mrke. The band released two albums, For All Tid (1994) and Stormblst (1996) before they signed to Nuclear Blast and released Enthrone Darkness Triumphant (1997). This was a major step forwards for the band, and an album that helped change the way the world acknowledged extreme metal in a massive way. DIMMU BORGIR might have started as a pitch-black pioneer of the Norwegian black metal scene, but quickly evolved into a hybrid of a beast, incorporating symphonic elements and other musical influences where few other bands dared to wander.The band evolved, both musically and lineup-wise, over the years, and DIMMU BORGIRincreased their status as a massive audience-draw with classic albums like Spiritual Black Dimensions (1999), Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia (2001) and Death Cult Armageddon (2003)