Triarchy Of The Lost Lovers, by Rotting Christ

Triarchy Of The Lost Lovers

by Rotting Christ

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	1.	King Of A Stellar War 06:18
	2.	A Dynasty From The Ice 04:29
	3.	Archon 04:11
	4.	Snowing Still 05:42
	5.	Shadows Follow 04:35
	6.	One With The Forest 04:33
	7.	Diastric Alchemy 04:58
	8.	The Opposite Bank 05:54
	9.	The First Field Of The Battle 05:37

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"Triarchy Of The Lost Lovers" was the third studio album released by Greek black metal outfit Rotting Christ, and their first for new label Century Media Records. Recorded by Andy Classen in Germany, this album marked a dramatic step up for the band in terms of both production and performances, capturing some of their most impressive songs to date. The overt raw black metal origins were balanced here with some phenomenal riffing and song structures.

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released July 13, 1997

Necromayhem - vocals, guitars
Necrosavron - drums and percussion
Mutilator - bass

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Century Media Records Dortmund, Germany

A metal label with diverse tastes, Century Media arose from humble origins as a bedroom label based out of Dortmund, Germany in 1989 and have expanded greatly over the past 30+ years.

Acting as a beacon of professionality, reliability, and an unwavering dedication and passion to the most important thing of all – the music – Century Media are a flagship label in the metal and hard rock fields. ... more

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