DARK FORTRESS To Support CELTIC FROST In Belgium, Holland

April 6, 2006

German black metal outfit DARK FORTRESS have been confirmed as the support act for CELTIC FROST on the following dates:

May 31 - Vosselaar, BEL - Biebob
Jun. 01 - Zaandam, NETH - Kade

Commented DARK FORTRESS vocalist Azathoth: "It's really a great honor for us to support CELTIC FROST, the co-founders of black metal, on their first shows. Back then CELTIC FROST started the black metal era and without such bands we maybe wouldn't even exist. One can clearly hear that the 'second generation' with bands like DARKTHRONE, MAYHEM, EMPEROR, SATYRICON etc. was influenced by CELTIC FROST and they certainly have been a substantial influence for us!"

DARK FORTRESS' fourth full-length CD, "Séance", was released in Europe in January via Century Media Records.

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