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country: COL
label: Agonia
year: 2020
format: CD
Condition: Second hand
Media Condition: Mint .
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint
Agonia Records,
P. O. Box 273,
64-920 Pila 1,
Poland
"This concert was taped during the "Satanic Metal Vengance II Tour" over Europe 2005
Track 9 "Winds Of Fire" is actually called "Winds Of Fire [We Summon The Winds Of Fire (For The Burning Of All Holiness)]"
Strictly limited to 1000 copies. Your copy:
Repress with slightly different general artwork & different CD cover. These copies are not numbered.
Cult black metal act INQUISITION exploded from the underground with 2013's full-length 'Obscure Verses For The Multiverse'. Prior to the release of this critically-acclaimed masterpiece, the American duo had unleashed five other albums that all contributed in establishing INQUISITION as a rising black star on the extreme metal scene. Originally published in 2007 and long out of print, ‘Nefarious Dismal Orations' further established the band's trademark chainsaw riffs and ominous vocals croaking odes to the infinite and satanic alike. Foreshadowing INQUISITION's arrival as the new kings of darkness and now adorned with brand new cover art designed Paolo Girardi, the album's original nine paeans to the occult are at once hostile, hypnotic, and bombastic.
Reissue, Red Vinyl
Cult black metal act INQUISITION exploded from the underground with 2013's full-length 'Obscure Verses For The Multiverse'. Prior to the release of this critically-acclaimed masterpiece, the American duo had unleashed five other albums that all contributed in establishing INQUISITION as a rising black star on the extreme metal scene. Originally published in 2007 and long out of print, ‘Nefarious Dismal Orations' further established the band's trademark chainsaw riffs and ominous vocals croaking odes to the infinite and satanic alike. Foreshadowing INQUISITION's arrival as the new kings of darkness and now adorned with brand new cover art designed Paolo Girardi, the album's original nine paeans to the occult are at once hostile, hypnotic, and bombastic.
