The Avenger
Amon Amarth · 1999
36 min · 7 tracks · melodic death metal
Epic melodic death metal infused with Norse mythology and relentless guitar harmonies.
The Avenger is an album by Amon Amarth, released in 1999. Epic melodic death metal infused with Norse mythology and relentless guitar harmonies. The album is significant for its lyrical exploration of Norse mythology, which became a defining characteristic of Amon Amarth's identity. It received positive reviews and helped solidify their fanbase within the metal community, contributing to their later success in the genre. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does The Avenger sound like?
Epic melodic death metal infused with Norse mythology and relentless guitar harmonies. Rooted in melodic death metal.
What makes The Avenger by Amon Amarth notable?
The album is significant for its lyrical exploration of Norse mythology, which became a defining characteristic of Amon Amarth's identity. It received positive reviews and helped solidify their fanbase within the metal community, contributing to their later success in the genre. Released on January 1, 1999, 'The Avenger' was Amon Amarth's third studio album, cementing their presence in the melodic death metal scene following their previous works. This album showcased a more refined sound and thematic depth, building on the foundation laid by their earlier records like 'Once Sent from the Golden Hall'.
How many songs are on The Avenger?
The Avenger has 7 tracks, running approximately 36 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Bleed for Ancient Gods Standout 4:31
- 2 The Last With Pagan Blood 5:39
- 3 North Sea Storm 4:55
- 4 Avenger Standout 7:11
- 5 God, His Son and Holy Whore Standout 4:00
- 6 Metalwrath 3:49
- 7 Legend of a Banished Man 6:04
Release Date
January 1, 1999
Artist Origin
Sweden
Runtime
36 min 11 sec
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