Back in 2015, Immortal’s Harald “Demonaz” Nævdal and Reidar “Horgh” Horghagen ended up winning a legal dispute against Olve “Abbath” Eikemo over the rights to the band’s name. However, it appears the duo are now fighting each other over the trademark. According to VG, Demonaz successfully registered the Immortal trademark with the Norwegian Patent Office…
During a recent interview with Dagbladet Magasinet, Olve “Abbath” Eikemo was asked if he would ever consider reuniting with Immortal and he responded by saying that he would be open to the idea. This news comes six years after the frontman left the group. Abbath said the following about his split with the band: “The…
In a new press release, which you can see below, Immortal discussed their split with Abbath. They said the split was ultimatley due to Abbath’s “personal problems.” Immortal’s new album will be out next year, and Abbath’s solo debut will be released on January 22.
It looks like Immortal will be continuing on, despite recent trademark disputes, and Abbath’s departure. Demonaz and Horgh have already begun working on new material, and have issued the following press release on Facebook:
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