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Behemoth’s *Evangelion* is a 2009 death-metal album from the Polish band of the same name. It's notable for achieving number one in Poland and significantly increasing the band’s international recognition. The album showcases their signature style blending heavy and blackened metal influences, appealing to fans of extreme metal genres particularly those interested in Polish death metal or the work of vocalist Nergal.
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What is the significance of the title "Evangelion" for Behemoth's 2009 album?
The term "Evangelion" translates to "good news" or "gospel," which frontman Nergal utilized ironically to deliver his message of anti-religious liberation. It represents a bold, defiant statement against organized religion, a recurring theme in Behemoth's lyricism.
Where was Behemoth's "Evangelion" recorded and mixed?
The drum tracks were recorded at Radio Gdańsk Studio in the band's home country of Poland. The rest of the album was mixed at the famed RTL Studios by Daniel Bergstrand, who helped achieve the massive, cinematic sound the band is known for.
Which guest musician contributed to the track "Shemaforash" on the album?
The album features a guest vocal appearance by Maciej "Magot" Srokowski from the Polish band Hermh. This collaboration added an extra layer of intensity to one of the most aggressive tracks on the record.
Why was "Evangelion" considered a breakthrough for Behemoth?
In 2009, the album debuted at number one on the official album sales chart in Poland, a massive feat for an extreme metal band. It also charted highly on the US Billboard 200, largely driven by the viral success of the music video for "Ov Fire and the Void."
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