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Sons of Satan Praise the Lord

Entombed · 2002

91 min · 27 tracks · death metal

A visceral blend of death metal aggression and punk rock energy that showcases Entombed's irreverent spirit.

Why this album works

The album is notable for its unabashed blend of genres and its critical reception, which praised its energetic sound and humor. It demonstrated Entombed's influence on the death metal scene, helping to bridge connections with punk rock while maintaining their roots in heavy music.
Best for
dynamic emotional journeys long immersive listening sessions wave-like pacing experiences
Context
By the release of 'Sons of Satan Praise the Lord' in 2002, Entombed was navigating a period of renewal after lineup changes and a shift to a more experimental sound. This album marked their return to a heavier style reminiscent of their earlier works, following the less traditional approaches taken in the late 1990s.
Stylistic neighbors
Akercocke· Blasphemy· Impiety

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Black Breath Standout 2:31
  • 2 Albino Flogged in Black 6:26
  • 3 March of the S.O.D. 1:30
  • 4 Sergeant D and the S.O.D. 2:26
  • 5 Some Velvet Morning 3:50
  • 6 One Track Mind 5:03
  • 7 Hollywood Babylon 2:26
  • 8 Night of the Vampire 5:01
  • 9 God of Thunder Standout 4:42
  • 10 Something I Learnt Today 2:11
  • 11 21st Century Schizoid Man Standout 3:19
  • 12 Black Juju 3:47
  • 13 Amazing Grace 1:47

Disc 2

  • 1 Satan 1:15
  • 2 Hellraiser 5:48
  • 3 Kick Out the Jams 2:51
  • 4 Yout' Juice 2:48
  • 5 Bursting Out 3:44
  • 6 State of Emergency 2:37
  • 7 Under the Sun 5:51
  • 8 Vandal X 1:52
  • 9 Tear It Loose 3:20
  • 10 Scottish Hell 3:09
  • 11 The Ballad of Hollis Brown 4:07
  • 12 Mesmerization Eclipse 4:02
  • 13 Lost 3:12
  • 14 Amazing Grace (Mellow Drunk) 1:39

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