Chrome Division

For a few mysterious cause (maybe long winter boredom), Scandinavians find time and energy to start more bands — full-time and side-project — in virtually any given week compared to the remaining planet’s denizens will manage in an eternity. Norwegian “biker metallic” outfit Chromium Division may be the item of simply such a predicament, having been created on the lark in 1999 by Dimmu Borgir users Shagrath and Nagash while on a documenting break using their world-renowned dark metal day work. Five years later on, the duo reunited using the intention to protected a studio-ready lineup of Chromium Division, phoning upon vocalist Eddie Guz (from the Carburetors), business lead guitarist Ricky Dark, and bassist Bjorn Luna (ex-Ashes to Ashes), and fleshing out plenty of tunes for an LP. Similar to he previously with Dimmu Borgir years previously, Nagash quickly opted to bow from the music group, but was speedily changed by one Tony White colored, and the right now fully dedicated lineup of Chromium Division didn’t rest until they’d finished focus on a self-explanatory debut recording, Doomsday Rock and roll ‘n Move, released in 2006 by Nuclear Blast.