Febris Erotica

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Febris Erotica

Febris Erotica Cover.jpg

EP by

Released

1999

Recorded

June – August 1999

Length

22:02

Isolated Records

Catharsis chronology

Taedium Vitae
(1999)

Febris Erotica
(1999)

Dea
(2001)

Febris Erotica is the second EP by the Russian power metal band Catharsis. It was released in 1999 by Isolated Records. In 2004, the EP, together with the Dea album, was released by Irond.

Track listing

"Silentium" – 1:25
"Febris Erotica" – 5:31
"Towards the Acme" – 4:49
"Taedium Vitae (part I)" – 6:20
"Taedium Vitae Part II" – 3:57

The EP also contains 3 bonus video tracks:

"The Making of Febris Erotica"
"My Love the Phiery (live)"
"A Trip Into Elysium (live)"

Members

Andrey Kapachov - vocals
Igor Polyakov - rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar
Julia Red - keyboards, sound effects
Anthony Arikh - lead guitar, acoustic guitar
Vladimir Muchnov - drums
Roman Senkin - bass

v t e Catharsis
Oleg Zhilyakov Oleg Misson Igor Polyakov Aleksandr Timonin Julia Red Anatoliy Levitin
Studio albums	Febris Erotica Imago [English] Имаго (Imago)[Russian]

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