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DESCRIPTION
Recorded live in Taipei, Taiwan, 演武 Ián-Bú captures ChthoniC’s intense and theatrical performance blending symphonic black metal with Taiwanese folklore and political themes. The DVD features the complete concert, bonus footage from the Formoz Festival, behind-the-scenes interviews, and official music videos including “Supreme Pain For The Tyrant” and “Sail Into Sunset’s Fire.” A powerful document of one of Asia’s most visually striking and musically ambitious metal acts.

RELEASE DETAILS
Label: Eagle Vision / Shock (2)
Catalogue Number: KAL3507
Format/Region: DVD, NTSC (Australia), All regions
Released: 2014
Genre: Rock, Stage & Screen
Style: Black Metal, Concert Film, Music Video
Running Time: 105 mins

CONDITION
Disc: VG++
Case/Cover/Artwork: VG++

DVD case may show signs of wear consistent with age (very light scuffing) but will be in overall very good condition.

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TRACKLISTING

1. Intro: Arising Armament
2. Oceanquake
3. Supreme Pain For The Tyrant
4. Next Republic
5. Takao
6. Broken Jade
7. Southern Cross
8. Sail Into The Sunset's Fire
9. Defenders Of Bú-Tik Palace
10. Outro: Undying Rearmament

Bonus Features
11. Formoz Afterwords
12. Chthonic Fashion

Music Videos
13. Supreme Pain For The Tyrant
14. Sail Into Sunset's Fire
15. Next Republic
16. Set Fire To The Island
17. Defenders Of Bú-Tik Palace

Behind The Scenes / Making Of The Video
18. Supreme Pain For The Tyrant
19. Sail Into Sunset's Fire
20. Defenders Of Bú-Tik Palace
21. Interview With Bassist Doris Yeh And Director Vince Chuang