CD 1 (Recorded 25 IX 2009 at Stodola, Warsaw, Poland):

01. [02:12] Intro 
02. [04:34] Ov Fire And The Void 
03. [04:26] Demigod 
04. [04:32] Pan Satyros 
05. [04:07] Shemhamforash 
06. [04:12] Conquer All 
07. [02:55] Decade Ov Therion           play
08. [05:12] Wolves Guard My Coffin 
09. [03:10] Christians To The Lions     play
10. [05:06] At The Left Hand Ov God 
11. [04:05] Slaves Shall Serve 
12. [04:52] As Above So Below 
13. [01:11] Drum Solo 
14. [05:24] Lam 
15. [03:47] Alas, Lord Is Upon Me 
16. [05:44] Antichristian Phenomenon 
17. [04:57] Chant For Ezkaton 2000 E.V. 
18. [08:28] Lucyfer

Personel:
Adam "Nergal" Darski - wokal, gitara, klawisze 
Zbigniew "Inferno" Promiński - perkusja 
Tomasz "Orion" Wróblewski - bas 
Patryk Dominik "Seth" Sztyber - gitara (sesyjnie/koncertowo)

Najnowsze wydawnictwo Behemoth – „Evangelia Heretika” będzie zawierać 3 płyty na których znajdą się pełne dwóch koncertów (Paryż 2008 i Warszawa 2009), wszystkie teledyski grupy oraz dokument z trasy. Całość materiału to 5 godzin – plus dodatkowy zapis audio koncertu w Warszawie na płycie CD.

Oto komentarz Nergala: “Przygotowanie tego wydawnictwa wiele nas kosztowało. Mamy już co prawda kilka DVD w swoim katalogu, ale one mają się nijak w porównaniu do tego, czego doświadczycie na EVANGELIA HERETIKA! Znajdziecie tam ok. 5 godzin esencji Behemoth. Nad artystyczną oprawą wydawnictwa czuwał i tym razem wieloletni współpracownik Behemoth, Graal, który stworzył jedno ze swoich najbardziej niepokojących dzieł.”

Masters of blackened death metal, BEHEMOTH, will be unleashing the group s second-ever DVD titled Evnagelia Heretika this fall, 2010.

Vocalist and guitarist Nergal comments, 'We've been through hell and back to make this release happen. I know we only have a few DVD's in our catalogue so far but they are not even close to what you are gonna experience with EVANGELIA HERETIKA! Expect approximately 5 hours of essential Behemoth. Long-time Behemoth artistic collaborator, Graal, has provided us with some of his most disturbing and completed visuals to date.'

Behemoth DVD Content: Two DVD's featuring two full shows (Live in Paris 2008 and Live in Warsaw 2010), every Behemoth music video, Evangelion tour documentary featuring band interviews plus tons of backstage footage. Five hours of material including a bonus Live in Warsaw Audio CD.

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1. Rome 64 C.E. 01:16 
2. Slaying the Prophets ov Isa 03:23 
3. Prometherion 03:03 
4. At the Left Hand ov God 04:58 
5. Kriegsphilosophie 04:23 
6. Be Without Fear 03:17 
7. Arcana Hereticae 02:58 
8. Libertheme 04:53 
9. Inner Sanctum 05:01 
10. Pazuzu 02:36 
11. Christgrinding Avenue 03:50

Personnel:
    Adam "Nergal" Darski – rhythm, lead and acoustic guitars, vocals, choir arrangements
    Zbigniew Robert "Inferno" Promiński – drums and percussion
    Tomasz "Orion" Wróblewski – bass guitar, additional vocals
    Patryk Dominik "Seth" Sztyber – rhythm and lead guitars, additional backingvocals
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    Leszek Możdżer – piano on Inner Sanctum
    Warrel Dane – vocals on Inner Sanctum

    Poitr Gluck – trumpet
    Jacek Swedrzynski – French horn
    Marcin Dziecielewski – trombone
    Hanna Kwiatkowska – soprano
    Anna Asmus – soprano
    Sylwia Falecka – alto
    Tamara Hejka–Grom – alto
    Grzegorz Zieba – tenor
    Franciszek Iskrzycki – tenor
    Piotr Macalak – basso
    Piotr Gluch – trumpet, trumpet arrangements

After beginning their career as a black metal band in the early '90s, Behemoth has evolved more and more toward death metal with each successive release. The Polish group's latest effort has a few black metal influences, but moves even further towards death metal.

The Apostasy is a crushing album that also has fantastic musicianship. Behemoth also infuses some Middle Eastern influences into a few of the songs, which adds an interesting flavor. Inferno's drumming is really good, and whether he's playing blast beats at lightning speed or keeping a monster groove on the slower songs, his playing is flawless. The songs on this album are really catchy, and the main reason is that are so many different clever riffs packed into each track. Nergal has some interesting solos, but the riffs are what are really memorable.

Speaking of Nergal, his distinctive vocals are a little more raw than on the past couple albums. There's also a guest appearance from Nevermore's Warrel Dane on the song "Inner Sanctum." Between the less produced vocals and the increased speed and intensity on the songs, this is Behemoth's most extreme CD so far, and one of their best. --- Chad Bowar, About.com Guide

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CD1 - Conjuration:

01. Conjuration Of Sleep Daemons
02. Wish
03. Welcome To Hell
04. Christians To The Lions (Live)
05. Decade Of Therion (Live)
06. From The Pagan Vastlands (Live)	play
07. Antichristian Phenomenon (Live)
08. Lam (Live)
09. Satan’s Sword (I Have Become) (Live)
10. Chant For Eskaton 2000 (Live)

CD2 - Slaves Shall Serve:

01. Slaves Shall Serve
02. Entering The Pylon Of Light
03. Penetration
04. Until You Call On The Dark
05. Demigod (Live)			play
06. Slaves Shall Serve (Live)
07. Lam (Live)
08. As Above So Below (Live)

Personnel:
    Adam "Nergal" Darski – wokal prowadzący, gitara akustyczna, gitara, miksowanie (CD 1), produkcja
    Mateusz "Havoc" Śmierzchalski – gitara akustyczna, gitara (CD 1)
    Patryk "Seth" Sztyber – gitara, gitara akustyczna, wokal wspierający (CD 2)
    Marcin "Novy" Nowak – gitara basowa (CD 1)
    Tomasz "Orion" Wróblewski – gitara basowa, wokal wspierający (CD 2)
    Zbigniew "Inferno" Promiński – perkusja

    Arkadiusz Malczewski – inżynieria, miksowanie
    Daniel Bergstrand – miksowanie (CD 2, utwór 1)
    Tomasz "Graal" Daniłowicz – okładka, oprawa graficzna

oryginalny mastering

    Grzegorz Piwkowski – mastering (CD 1; CD 2, utwory 2-6)
    Thomas Eberger – mastering (CD 2, utwór 1)

Abyssus Abyssum Invocat (łac. Piekło wzywa na pomoc piekła) – druga kompilacja nagrań polskiej grupy muzycznej Behemoth. Wydawnictwo ukazało się 16 maja 2011 roku w Europie nakładem wytwórni muzycznej Peaceville Records. W Stanach Zjednoczonych kompilacja ukaże się 7 czerwca tego samego roku nakładem Metal Blade Records. Na pierwszej płycie zostały opublikowane utwory pochodzące z amerykańskiej edycji minialbumu Conjuration wydanego w 2003 roku. Z kolei na drugiej płycie znalazły się utwory pochodzące z wydanego w 2005 roku minialbumu Slaves Shall Serve oraz wcześniej niepublikowane kompozycje "Lam" i "As Above So Below" zarejestrowane na żywo.

Polish death metal act Behemoth has revealed the details for its forthcoming 2-CD set, titled "Abyssus Abyssum Invocat." The new release features two previous Behemoth EPs, which both are currently out-of-print, and includes all new expanded artwork as well as bonus tracks on each disc. The two EPs featured are "Conjuration" and "Slaves Shall Serve." "Abyssus Abyssum Invocat" is set for release on May 17, 2011 in North America through Metal Blade Records. A European release will arrive in stores on April 18, 2011 through Peaceville Records. You can view the tracklisting for the set below with the all new artwork being featured at this location.

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1. Daimonos 5:22
2. Shemaforash 3:45
3. Ov Fire And The Void 6:02
4. Transmigrating Beyond Realms Ov Amenti 5:33
5. He Who Breeds Pestilence 4:37
6. The Seed Ov I 2:16
7. Alas, Lord Is Upon Me 3:45
8. Defiling Morality Ov Black God 5:44
9. Lucifer 6:33

Personnel:
    Adam "Nergal" Darski – lead vocals, lead guitar
    Tomasz "Orion" Wróblewski – bass guitar, samples arrangement, additional vocals
    Zbigniew Robert "Inferno" Promiński – drums and percussion, backing vocals on Daimonos
    Patryk Dominik "Seth" Sztyber – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
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    Krzysztof "Siegmar" Oloś – keyboards, arrangements
    Maciej Maleńczuk – spoken word on Lucifer
    Tomasz "Ragaboy" Osiecki – sitar
    Pawel Hulisz – trumpet
    Piotr Kowalkowski – trumpet
    Michal Szczerba – horn
    Bogdan Kwiatek – trombone
    Lukasz Gruba – tuba
    Boris "Hatefrost" Kalyuzhnyy – backing vocals on Daimonos
    Maciej "Manticore" Gruszka – backing vocals on Daimonos

Hide the bibles and hopelessly pray for salvation, because Behemoth has returned to wreck havoc on Christianity with their ninth studio album, Evangelion. Interpreting the words of God in the most blasphemous of fashion, the band has stuck to the blackened death metal sound that they have been heading towards in recent years. While Evangelion is not a revolutionary step forward, a few surprises abound, and age has not dampened Behemoth’s blind rage. Behemoth creates a world where Jerusalem is submerged in a sea of blood and cretins toast to the demise of the Holy Father. The music supporting this dark imagery is stripped-down and explosive. “Transmigrating Beyond Realms Ov Amenti” and “Defiling Morality Ov Black God” tear a hole through the listener’s jugular, sounding similar to the band’s previous material, yet doesn’t feel stale or repetitive. The bits of orchestration and progressive elements that Behemoth began to utilize on The Apostasy are expanded upon on several tracks. A sitar closes out “Shemhamforash,” while the horns and acoustic guitar on opener “Daimonos” acts as a stirring introduction to the album. The biggest surprise is with the eight-minute closer “Lucifer,” a slow-paced affair that shows great restraint from the band, while maintaining an uncompromising intensity. After almost two decades, Behemoth has found their niche and stuck largely to their guns. For some, the trademark machine-gun double bass drums, wild lead guitar work, and suffocating growls is more than sufficient enough. Others may find the treading of trodden ground to show a lack of creativity. At this point in their career, sticking to what works isn’t necessary a negative characteristic. Behemoth adds enough creative moments of experimentation on Evangelion to appeal to both die-hards and newer fans looking for their first bile taste of pure evil. --- Dan Marsicano, heavymetal.about.com

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1. Chant For Ezkaton 2000 e.v. 05:12
2. Qadosh 04:58
3. Jama Pekel (Master's Hammer Cover) 03:59
4. I'm Not Jesus (Ramones Cover) 02:41
5. From The Pagan Vastlands (Live) 03:02
6. Decade Ov Therion (Live) 02:56
7. Chant For Ezkaton 2000 e.v. (Live) 05:08

Musicians:
    Adam "Nergal" Darski – vocals, guitars, synth, programming
    Tomasz "Orion" Wróblewski – bass guitar
    Zbigniew Robert "Inferno" Promiński – drums and percussion
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    Patryk Dominik "Seth" Sztyber – guitars
    Igor Hubík – vocals on Jama Pekel
    Jiří "Big Boss " Valter – vocals on Jama Pekel

You pretty much know what lies in store for you whenever you listen to a new release from extreme metallists Behemoth: growled vocals, galloping guitar riffs, etc. And on their 2008 EP, Ezkaton, the group doesn't stray far from the expected path. But that's not to say that the lads aren't experts at what they do. In fact, as far as extreme metal goes, Behemoth create a most impressive massive sonic wall (quite possibly more so than any other band of the genre), and this is proven once more right off the bat, with the album opener "Chant for Ezkaton," as well as such other tracks as "Jama Pekel." And tacked on the end are a few live tracks, including an impressive, rapid-fire rendition of "From the Pagan Vastlands." Supposedly, Ezkaton was released as a taster of sorts, to hold over fans until Behemoth unleashes their tenth full length album -- and first for Metal Blade Records -- in 2009. However, don't be fooled into thinking this is a stop-gap throwaway release. Ezkaton is one fierce beast. ---Greg Prato, Rovi

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1. Decade Of Therion - 03:19 
2. LAM - 04:13 
3. Ceremony Of Shiva - 03:32 
4. Of Sephirotic Transformation And Carnality - 04:31 
5. The Sermon To The Hypocrites - 05:03 
6. The Alchemist's Dream - 05:40 
7. Chant For Eschaton 2000 - 05:22

Musicians:
    Adam "Nergal" Darski – guitars, bass guitar, vocals, synthesizers, lyrics, mixing
    Zbigniew Robert "Inferno" Promiński – drums and percussions
    Leszek "L-Kaos" Dziegielewski – guitar

I have mixed feelings about Behemoth. I like their earlier Black Metal efforts, but I don't think they are brilliant. I like their recent Death Metal albums, but again, I don't worship them like some people do. I happen to think Zos Kia Kultus is their best album, followed closely by this berserk killing machine. Satanica is really where Behemoth changed their style and became a Death Metal band, eschewing any more of the 'woodsy' feel of their old stuff.

This album slays. If you like Behemoth's later direction, then you cannot miss how much this kills. The riffs, the leads, the over-the-top hyperblast drumming; all excellent. The riffs are much better on this disc than on the overproduced Demigod or The Apostasy, and the songs sound much more brutal when not washed through the Pro-Tools eight billion times. Nergal's vocals are vicious and - gasp - intelligible since they are only double or triple-tracked, rather than octuple-tracked as on more recent releases. In fact the only reason I have to rate this below the face-ripping Zos Kia Kultus is because at 35 minutes it is just too short. This album kicks enough ass that I want it to be at least a 45-minute album, and the short length is the only real strike against it. So if you like Nergal and Co's Death Metal period, then this is one of the good ones. Do not miss. --- metalcrypt.com

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