Rotting Christ - 35 Years Of Evil Existence - Live In Lycabettus vinyl record cover

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Rotting Christ

35 Years Of Evil Existence - Live In Lycabettus

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Two CD set. For 35 years, Greek metal legends Rotting Christ have mastered the art of dark, melodic hymns - forging a legacy in their iconic 'Hellenic' black metal style. 35 Years of Evil Existence is a live album that captures the essence of Rotting Christ. From classic tracks such as The Raven, Demonon Vrosis & 666, as well as older cuts Among Two Storms (1997) or even The Sign of Evil Existence (1993), this extraordinary performance, captured in the grandeur of their homeland's Lycabettus Theater, is a monumental homage to their relentless journey over the years. Imagine nearly two hours of fierce and unyielding devotion, a musical pilgrimage through their storied career-from the raw, primal anthems of their early days to the symphonic and gothic grandiosity of their most recent creations. Available on vinyl, digital, and CD, this release immortalizes a night where the raw emotion and ritualistic intensity converged in a symphony of blackened harmony. Brothers and sisters of metal, experience the true metal spirit as imaged by the legendary Rotting Christ.

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