2000 saw the release of the first new album from Törr since 1996. Titled Tanec svatýho Víta , it was another major musical departure for the band, who experimented with electronic sounds, moving away from their metal/rock legacy. This caused another exodus of fans, and the album performed poorly. Three years later, Törr went through another transformation. Founding member Ota Hereš rejoined after fourteen years, and the band decided to return to the genre that brought them the most fame, black metal. Radek Sladký joined on drums, and the trio released the album Made in Hell in the fall of 2003. Guest musicians included Big Boss and Miloš “Dodo” Doležal , and the album contained two covers: ” Countess Bathory ” by Venom and ” Sympathy for the Devil ” by The Rolling Stones . The next few years proved busy for the band. In 2006, they released new material with Törritorium and a triple-CD rarities collection titled Inkubátörr ; in 2007 a reissue of their first demo, Witchhammer ; and in 2010, the live album Inferno Nocturno . At the end of the decade, Henych left Törr due to artistic differences, however, ending another significant era for the band. He went on to start his own group, under the title Henych 666.
2000 saw the release of the first new album from Törr since 1996
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