What makes Stille by Lacrimosa notable?

'Stille' received critical acclaim upon release, solidifying Lacrimosa's position in the gothic metal genre. The album's intricate compositions and emotional depth have influenced numerous artists in the scene, contributing to its lasting legacy and appeal. Released on March 17, 1997, 'Stille' is Lacrimosa's fourth studio album and showcases their evolution into a more symphonic sound following their earlier works. At this point in their career, the band was gaining significant recognition within the dark wave and gothic metal scenes, building on the success of their previous albums.

Stille works well if you're into haunting orchestral soundscapes, melancholic atmosphere for reflection and long-form immersive listening experience.

How many songs are on Stille?

Stille has 14 tracks, running approximately 106 minutes.

Stille

Lacrimosa · 1997

106 min · 14 tracks · gothic rock · gothic metal · symphonic metal

A haunting blend of orchestral arrangements and gothic melodies envelops the listener in a melancholic yet powerful atmosphere.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

haunting orchestral soundscapes
melancholic atmosphere for reflection
long-form immersive listening experience
cathartic emotional climaxes
late-night introspective solitude

Maybe skip if you want

seekers of upbeat tempos
prefer short, standalone tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: Released on March 17, 1997, 'Stille' is Lacrimosa's fourth studio album and showcases their evolution into a more symphonic sound following their earlier works. At this point in their career, the band was gaining significant recognition within the dark wave and gothic metal scenes, building on the success of their previous albums.
Stylistic neighbors: Theatre of Tragedy· Within Temptation· Nightwish