Nergal Reaffirms His Stance On Religion In Trailer For Autobiography

Posted by Zach Shaw on Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 10:55 am

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Next month, Adam “Nergal” Darski will release his autobiography Sacrum Profanum in his home nation of Poland. What can fans expect from the Behemoth frontman’s book? Well, if the book’s first trailer is any indication, it’ll piss off a lot of religious leaders (though that’s nothing new).

The black and white, Polish spoken video (with English subtitles) finds Nergal at one point lighting a cigar what appears to be a burning bible. It also includes him reading portions from the book, including “I just effectively fight the illness, regardless if it’s cancer or religion.” And that’s just the first trailer, with more to premiere on Behemoth’s Youtube channel.

Watch the first trailer for Sacrum Profanum above. And while a release date for an English translation of the book has yet to be announced, you can pre-order a Polish copy if you’d like online.

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  • steve

    Am I the only one who thinks that Nergal is becoming the Lady Gaga of Death metal? Come on dude, you’re not scary anymore. You’re a washed up wanna be. I mean you almost become a judge on the Polish version of The Voice!! Sorry dude but you suck.

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