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Non Serviam (album)

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Released
  
10 October 1994

Producer
  
Rotting Christ

Release date
  
10 October 1994

Genre
  
Black metal

Length
  
44:10

Artist
  
Rotting Christ

Label
  
Unisound Records

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Recorded
  
September-October 1994 at Strom Studio

Non Serviam (1994)
  
Triarchy of the Lost Lovers (1996)

Similar
  
Rotting Christ albums, Black metal albums

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Non Serviam is the second full-length album by Greek extreme metal band Rotting Christ, released in 1994.

Contents

In Latin, Non serviam translates to "I will not serve", and Biblically refers to Satan's refusal to serve God. It also has some different connotations in secular literary works.

Frontman Sakis Tolis has the words tattooed on his stomach.

After 12 years of discontinued print, the album was re-released by The End Records in 2006. According to their biography, it is also the last album in which the band used a sessional drum machine.

Track listing

  • All songs written by Mutilator & Necromayhem, except where noted. (Copyright Unisound Music.)
    1. "The Fifth Illusion" – 5:33
    2. "Wolfera the Chacal" (feat. Theodoridis Efstathios a.k.a. Antireligion) – 7:13
    3. "Non Serviam" – 5:13
    4. "Morality of a Dark Age" – 5:01
    5. "Where Mortals Have No Pride" – 7:48
    6. "Fethreosforia" – 1:36 [instrumental]
    7. "Mephesis of Black Crystal" – 5:24
    8. "Ice Shaped God" – 3:54
    9. "Saturn Unlock Avey's Son" – 6:22

    Personnel

  • Necromayhem – guitars, vocals
  • Magus Wampyr Daoloth – keyboards, synthesizers, backing vocals
  • Mutilator – bass
  • Necrosauron – drum programming
  • Production

  • Arranged & produced by Rotting Christ
  • Recorded & engineered by George Zaharopoulos
  • Songs

    1The Fifth Illusion5:34
    2Wolfera the Chacal7:13
    3Non Serviam5:13

    References

    Non Serviam (album) Wikipedia