Therion have offered the second taste of their live album, Con Orquesta, due on 30 January via Napalm Records, with a live video for "To Mega Therion".
Originally released on the celebrated 1996 album Theli, this new orchestral version of "To Mega Therion" in collaboration with Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de México, presents the monumental song in an even more epic light than before.
Having delivered impressive performances with a full orchestra in Romania (2006) and Hungary (2007), in 2024, Therion returned to the orchestral stage bigger than ever, playing a magnificent sold-out arena show to 11,000 people at Mexico City Arena. Now, fans can experience this massive performance for themselves through a limited physical release, also available on DVD and Blu-ray. Immerse yourself in the official live video for "To Mega Therion" below, and make sure to secure your copy of Con Orquesta.
Therion on "To Mega Therion": "'To Mega Therion' is our trademark, the opening track and the most popular track on our breakthrough album Theli. This song will forever be the symbol of the band going from an underground band to become a band that at the time of the release was on everyone's lips".
The previously released live video for "The Rise Of Sodom And Gomorrah", alongside more information, is HERE. Link
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