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BEHEMOTH: New Audio Interview With NERGAL Available

April 7, 2008

BEHEMOTH frontman Adam "Nergal" Darski was interviewed for this week's edition of the The Governor's Ball", which is available for download at this location. Nergal discusses the surge in BEHEMOTH's popularity, Christianity and his admiration for SLIPKNOT.

BEHEMOTH is currently on the road in North America as part of "The Invaluable Darkness Tour Part 2" as direct support to DIMMU BORGIR. The month-long trek, which kicked off on April 2, also features KEEP OF KALESSIN in the support slot and marks BEHEMOTH's third stateside run in support of "The Apostasy".

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