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The Heretics is the thirteenth full-length album by Greek extreme metal band Rotting Christ. It was released on 15 February 2019 via Season of Mist. All lyrics written by Sakis Tolis, except on songs "Πιστεύω", written by Nikos Kazantzakis, and "The Raven", adapted from a poem by Edgar Allan Poe; all music composed by Sakis Tolis. Sakis Tolis – vocals, guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, percussion, production. Themis Tolis – drums. Stelios Steele – poem narration (track 1, 4, 10).

lovesmetal Not the best Rotting Christ album but definitely worthy enough to belong in their cannon. This is a band who has always been about creating an atmosphere of poetry and art that elevates Black Metal above the typical stab the Virgin Mary in the chest bullshit and makes it more about individual thought and freedom. And that's what I like best about The Heretics.

Dear friends, We can proudly reveal you our upcoming album's cover and title. Out on the 15th of February and with the following track list: 1. In The Name of God,,, 2. Ветры злые (Vetry Zlye). 3. Heaven and Hell and Fire. 7. Fire God and Fear. he Voice of the Universe. 10. The Raven (by Edgar Alan Poe). Stay tuned for Updates.

The Heretics is as Rotting Christ as it could be, ten songs that find a blueprint very early on and then hew very closely to it for the entirety of the album’s forty-plus minutes. That sense of familiarity permeates just about every aspect of The Heretics. As you journey through the album you’ll often find yourself thinking that this is Rotting Christ firmly in their comfort zone, war drums and all. Depending on where you fall on Rotting Christ‘s sound as it has crystalized over the past four releases, you’ll know almost immediately where you’ll fall on The Heretics.

ROTTING CHRIST have reached another peak in their long career that now spans over more than three decades. The Greeks have literally stood the test of time. With confidence and skills derived from experience, each song on 'The Heretics' represents its own sonic universe. This new album marks another step in the evolution of the Greek masters. Buckle up for a fascinating musical ride through the woes of religious wars, Zoroastrianism and the eternal war between good and evil.

The Heretics Q&A. More Rotting Christ albums. Their Greatest Spells: 30 Years of Rotting Christ.

Formed in 1987 by brothers Sakis and Themis Tolis, ROTTING CHRIST are unquestionably the leaders in the vanguard of Hellenic black metal with a career spanning over three decades, 13 full-length albums and countless miscellaneous releases. Still lead by the Tolis brothers, the band are back in 2019 with The Heretics, continuing their decade-long relationship with Season Of Mist. As is the case with the majority of bands, ROTTING CHRIST have undergone a considerable evolution since their formative years.

For years now, I’ve been tagging Grecian extreme music legends Rotting Christ as a sweaty, shirtless, stadium rock rendition of their former selves. The humour behind the above-mentioned charge may be marginal at best