Tales of Ithiria

Haggard · 2008

42 min · 11 tracks · classical · death metal · symphonic metal

A sweeping orchestral journey intertwining classical elements with the ferocity of symphonic death metal.

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Tales of Ithiria is an album by Haggard, released in 2008. A sweeping orchestral journey intertwining classical elements with the ferocity of symphonic death metal. 'Tales of Ithiria' received critical acclaim for its ambitious composition and storytelling approach, contributing to Haggard's reputation within the symphonic metal scene. Its intricate arrangements and lyrical depth have influenced subsequent bands exploring similar thematic and musical territories. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Tales of Ithiria sound like?

A sweeping orchestral journey intertwining classical elements with the ferocity of symphonic death metal. Rooted in classical and death metal.

What makes Tales of Ithiria by Haggard notable?

'Tales of Ithiria' received critical acclaim for its ambitious composition and storytelling approach, contributing to Haggard's reputation within the symphonic metal scene. Its intricate arrangements and lyrical depth have influenced subsequent bands exploring similar thematic and musical territories. Released on August 29, 2008, 'Tales of Ithiria' is Haggard's fifth studio album, showcasing their continued evolution in symphonic metal. This album followed their previous effort, 'Awaking the Centuries' (2004), and marked a deeper exploration of narrative storytelling through music, solidifying their unique blend of genres.

How many songs are on Tales of Ithiria?

Tales of Ithiria has 11 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.