This 1999 EP features a re-recorded track from their debut, a new song, and two notable live recordings from the "Stormblåst" era. It served as a bridge between albums and a showcase of the band's evolving sound.
- The EP includes a re-recorded version of "Master of Abuse" from their 1994 debut album "Inhale the Apocalypse".
- It was recorded at Abyss Studios in Sweden, with Peter Tägtgren handling production.
- "Godless Savage Garden" reached number 28 on the Swedish charts.
Hailing from Norway, Dimmu Borgir became one of the most commercially successful black metal bands, known for their symphonic arrangements and gothic aesthetics. In 1999, the band was at a career peak, having just released their breakthrough album "Spiritual Black Dimensions" the same year.
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