Rotting Christ - 35 Years of Evil Existence - Live in Lycabettus - Digital

Digital download provided in FLAC and MP3 formats.

For 35 years, Greek metal legend ROTTING CHRIST has been mastering the art of dark, melodic hymns – forging a legacy in the 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” and “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 Theatre, 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, CD and digital, 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.

For fans of NIGHTFALL, MOONSPELL, SEPTICFLESH, PRIMORDIAL, VARATHRON.
Cover painting by Antonis Vailas.

Tracklist:
CD1 - Part I:
01. 666 (05:45)
02. P'Unchaw Kachun- Tuta Kachun (04:54)
03. Fire God and Fear (04:44)
04. Kata Ton Demona Eaytoy (04:50)
05. Apage Satana (04:40)
06. Dies Irae (04:37)
07. Demonon Vrosis (05:00)
08. Aealo (03:42)
09. Like Father, Like Son (04:41)
10. King of a Stellar War (06:22)
11. Shadows Follow (02:07)
12. Archon (04:25)
CD2 - Part II:
01. The Sign of Evil Existence (01:51)
02. Fgmenth Thy Gift (04:16)
03. Societas Satanas (04:07)
04. Forest of N'gai (04:19)
05. Sorrowful Farewell (04:29)
06. Among Two Storms (03:54)
07. After Dark I Feel (04:08)
08. Athanatoi Este (05:32)
09. Nemecic (04:17)
10. In Yumen Xibalba (06:27)
11. Grandis Spiritus Diavolos (06:05)
12. The Raven (05:28)
13. Under the Name of Legion (05:51)