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Sakis Tolis


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in Athens, Greece
June 29, 1972

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Athanasios "Sakis" Tolis (Greek: Αθανάσιος "Σάκης" Τόλης;) is a Greek musician best known as the vocalist and rhythm guitarist of Rotting Christ.

He has recently produced some of the band's albums and contributed as session keyboardist. Sakis has also provided guest vocals and guitars for a number of bands, for example providing guest backing vocals on the track Mocking Modesty on the Nightrage album Wearing a Martyr's Crown and additional vocals on Spanish North of South's single "Just Fourteen Seconds", taken from their "The Tides in Our Veins" album.

He also played guitar in a black/death metal band Thou Art Lord, which features members from several other prominent Greek extreme metal groups, such as Necromantia and Septic Flesh.

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“We still have problems, but I do not hide that I'm used to it now. I like the name Rotting Christ because I think that it has impact. The name punches conservative ideals worldwide...I remember once when returning from tour and seeing my mother almost crying...she said that she saw me on the TV. On a special show about Satanists and murderers...I also remember hiding in Storm Studios because some journalist was looking for us...We also had protests at some of our shows, a few death threats, and some shows were cancelled because bands refused to share the same stage with us. Conservative minds always think of ways to limit freedom and the free exchange of ideas.”
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