Black Millenium (Grimly Reborn)

Studio album by Mütiilation

Released

2001

Genre

Black metal

Label

Drakkar Productions
(DKCD014)

Mütiilation chronology

New False Prophet
(2000)

Black Millenium (Grimly Reborn)
(2001)

Rehearsal 2001
(2001)

Black Millenium (Grimly Reborn) was Mütiilation's comeback (song) album. After being away since 1995 (excluding the compilation of unreleased material by Drakkar Productions in 1999), Meyhna'ch was "resurrected" for the reason of "not being buried yet". His dead body continued to create music and to release it. This album was officially rereleased in 2010 by Dark Adversary Productions (Australia).

Track listings

Drakkar Pressing

"The Eggs of Melancholy" (5:20)
"New False Prophet" (6:59)
"The Hanged Priest" (5:12)
"Inferi ira ductus" (3:53)
"Curse My Funeral" (5:16)
"A Dream" (2:00)
"Black Millenium" (5:00)
"No Mercy for Humans" (4:19)
"Black as Lead and Death" (5:22)

Trivia

The CD release was only printed in 3000 copies.
The LP release by End All Life Productions in 2002 was only printed in 400, hand-numbered copies.

External links

Album info on Discogs
Album info on Encyclopaedia Metallum

Mütiilation

Meyhna'ch

Studio albums	Vampires of Black Imperial Blood (1995) Black Millenium (Grimly Reborn) (2001) Majestas Leprosus (2003) Rattenkönig (2005) Sorrow Galaxies (2007)

Compilation albums	Remains of a Ruined, Dead, Cursed Soul (1999) 1992-2002 Ten Years of Depressive Destruction (2003)

7" EPs	Hail Satanas We Are The Black Legions (1994) New False Prophet (2000)

Splits	Mütiilation / Deathspell Omega (2002) From the Entrails to the Dirt (2005) Mütiilation / Drowning the Light / Satanic Warmaster (2007)

Demo tapes	Rehearsal 1992 (1992) Rites Through the Twilight of Hell (1992) Ceremony of the Black Cult (1993) Evil - The Gestalt of Abomination (1993) Cursed (Rehearsal 1994) (1994) Black Imperial Blood (Travel) (1994) Satanist Styrken (1994) Promo '95 (1995) Rehearsal 2001 (2001) Destroy Your Life for Satan (2001)

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