The Chris Vrenna Mixes

by Mortiis

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	1.	The Shining Lamp Of God (Chris Vrenna Mix) 04:43
	2.	Demons Are Back (Chris Vrenna Mix) 04:55
	3.	The Ugly Truth (Chris Vrenna Mix) 03:46
	4.	Doppelganger (Chris Vrenna Mix) 04:23
	5.	The Great Deceiver (Chris Vrenna Mix) 04:40

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The original 2008 mixes, in collaboration with Chris Vrenna. These songs were partially re-recorded, and re-mixed for the album The Great Deceiver.

These versions previously appeared on the remix album The Great Corrupter.

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released December 7, 2021

All music and lyrics by Havard Ellefsen / Mortiis
Guitars and Bass by Levi Gawrock Troite.
All programming by Havard Ellefsen / Mortiis
Mixed by Chris Vrenna
Mastered by Jules Seifert at Epic Audio Media, London
Artwork by Maggotmeister

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Mortiis Oslo, Norway

Joined Emperor 1991.
Fired from Emperor on grounds of a "bad attitude" late 1992.
Formed Mortiis next day.
Planned recordings in Transylvania 1993.
That did not happen.
Released several solo albums in the 90´ies & weirding out the music industry with his prosthetic mask.
Oh those yonder days of media hypocrisy.
Became band. Band died.
Broke ribs, dreams and industry shackles, but remained free. ... more