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Formats and Editions
1. Snowing Still (Promo 1995)
2. One with the Forest (Promo 1995)
3. The Opposite Bank (Promo 1995)
4. Hills of the Crucifixion (Satanas Te Deum - Demo 1989) (
5. Feast of the Grand Whore (Satanas Te Deum - Demo 1989)
6. The Nereid of Esgalduin (Satanas Te Deum - Demo 1989)
7. Restoration of the Infernal Kingdom (Satanas Te Deum - Demo 1989)
8. The Sixth Communion (Satanas Te Deum - Demo 1989)
9. Fgmenth, Thy Gift (Ade's Winds - 1992) 1
10. The Fourth Knight of Revelation (Ade's Winds - 1992) 1
11. The Nereid of Esgalduin (Dawn of the Iconoclast Ep - 1992) 1
12. Vicious Joy and Black Delight (Dawn of the Iconoclast Ep - 1992 1
13. Feast of the Grand Whore (Monumentum Split 7" - 1991) 1
14. Intro - Holiness Lamentation (De Vermis Mysteriis - Rehearsal 1989) 1
15. Feast of the Grand Whore (De Vermis Mysteriis - Rehearsal 1989) 1
16. Fortress of Cremation (De Vermis Mysteriis - Rehearsal 1989) 1
17. De Vermis Mysteriis (De Vermis Mysteriis - Rehearsal 1989) 1
18. Outro (De Vermis Mysteriis - Rehearsal 1989) 1
19. Slaughter of the Innocents (The Other Side of Life - 1989) 2
20. Asthmatic Apoplexy (The Other Side of Life - 1989) 2
21. Lost in the Void (The Other Side of Life - 1989) 2
22. Thyrotoxicosis (The Other Side of Life - 1989) 2
23. Animal Revenge (The Other Side of Life - 1989) 2
24. Mentally Disordered (The Other Side of Life - 1989) 2
25. Myxomycetes Attack (The Other Side of Life - 1989) 2
26. Neyroparalia (The Other Side of Life - 1989) 2
27. Artificial Hypertrophy (The Other Side of Life - 1989)
More Info:
Vinyl LP pressing. Greek black metal legends Rotting Christ formed in 1988, with their early demo recordings containing strong grindcore elements as the band quickly evolved their style into something altogether darker. Spearheaded by brothers Sakis & Themis Tolis, Rotting Christ have remained one of the strongest & most respected forces in the black metal scene since their debut release 'Passage Of Arcturo'. Their legacy towards greatness was cemented even further by the genre classic follow-up 'Thy Mighty Contract', helping to firmly establish the Greek scene as being among the most essential black metal movements of the early 90's.
