Eternal Domination

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Eternal Domination
Eternal domination.jpg
Cover art by George "Grin" Prasinis
Studio album by
Released16 July 2007
RecordedMarch–May 2007
StudioLive Studios, Athens, Greece
Genre Thrash metal
Length38:21
Label OSM Records
Producer Colin Davis, Suicidal Angels
Suicidal Angels chronology
Eternal Domination
(2007)
Sanctify the Darkness
(2009)

Eternal Domination is the debut album by Greek thrash metal band Suicidal Angels. It was released in 2007 by OSM Records, an independent US label. The album was recorded in Athens at Live Studios. The mix and master procedure took place at Imperial Mastering Studios in San Francisco by American producer Colin Davis.

Contents

Track listing

All music by Suicidal Angels; lyrics by Melissourgos except where noted.

No.TitleLength
1."Quench Your Thirst with Christian Souls" (Lyrics by Katsimichas)03:47
2."Evil Attack" (Lyrics by Melissourgos and Katsimichas)03:42
3."The Prophecy" (Lyrics by Melissourgos and Katsimichas)02:58
4."Crematory"03:43
5."Slaughtering Christianity"05:16
6."Sacred Prayers to Expiation" (Lyrics by Katsimichas)03:05
7."Demon's Bloodwrath" (Lyrics by Katsimichas)02:28
8."Armies of Hell"03:56
9."Screams of Homicide"03:17
10."Vomit on the Cross"02:41
11."Eternal Darkness" (Lyrics by Katsimichas and Melissourgos)03:28
Total length:38:21

Personnel

Suicidal Angels
Production

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