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Epica

“17 months without playing. 17 months without doing what we love most…”

For many years now, the comparative of epic has simply been EPICA. Since their formation in 2002 and their quick ascension to stalwarts of symphonic metal noblesse with trailblazing masterpieces “The Divine Conspiracy” (2007) or “Requiem for the Indifferent” (2012), Dutch metal titans only knew one way: Up. Especially with their last three releases “The Quantum Enigma”, “The Holographic Principle” and this years’ “Ωmega”, forming a metaphysical trilogy that’s both alpha and omega of all things symphonic metal, EPICA became rightful monarchs of a genre they themselves helped made become a global phenomenon.

Yet, as every other band, EPICA couldn’t take their latest installment of breathtaking cinematic grandeur to the seven corners of the world as they would have normally done. You know why. Thus, plans have been made and visions fulfilled to produce a once-in-a-lifetime event that couldn’t be further away from yet another streaming show. What EPICA unleashed upon the world on Saturday, June 12th, 2021, was a monument to their music, their career, and their enduring legacy as forebears of a whole genre. Now finally being released on Blu-ray and DVD and various audio formats, “Ωmega Alive” is the EPICA show of your wildest dreams, brought to life by blood, sweat, tears and a healthy dose of megalomania. Think Marvel meeting Cirque de Soleil in a Tim Burton universe.

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Omega Alive

Omega

Design Your Universe Gold Edition

Beyond The Matrix - The Battle

Epica vs. Attack On Titan Songs

The Solace System

The Holographic Principle

The Quantum Enigma

Retrospect

Requiem For The Indifferent

This Is The Time

Design Your Universe

The Classical Conspiracy

The Divine Conspiracy

The Road To Paradiso

Quietus (Silent Reverie)

The Score - An Epic Journey

Solitary Ground

Consign to Oblivion

We Will Take You With Us (DVD)

Cry For The Moon

Feint

The Phantom Agony (Single)

The Phantom Agony

We Still Take You With Us

Live At Paradiso