Titan
Septicflesh · 2014
71 min · 15 tracks · black metal · melodic death metal · symphonic metal
Epic orchestration intertwines with heavy riffs, creating a cinematic soundscape steeped in dark mythology.
Why this album works
- Best for
- cinematic soundscapes for deep immersion wave-like pacing with dynamic peaks epic orchestration for dramatic moments
- Context
- By the time 'Titan' was released in June 2014, Septicflesh had solidified their identity within the symphonic metal genre. This album followed their critically acclaimed release 'The Great Mass' from 2011, marking a continuation of their exploration of grand themes and lush orchestrations. The band was also experiencing a resurgence in popularity, expanding their audience while maintaining a loyal fanbase.
- If you like
- black metal, melodic death metal, symphonic metal
Titan is an album by Septicflesh, released in 2014. Epic orchestration intertwines with heavy riffs, creating a cinematic soundscape steeped in dark mythology. 'Titan' received widespread acclaim for its ambitious compositions and production quality, successfully charting in multiple countries including Greece and Germany. The album's blend of symphonic elements with death metal has influenced numerous bands within the genre, cementing Septicflesh's status as a leading force in modern metal. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Titan sound like?
Epic orchestration intertwines with heavy riffs, creating a cinematic soundscape steeped in dark mythology. Rooted in black metal and melodic death metal.
What makes Titan by Septicflesh notable?
'Titan' received widespread acclaim for its ambitious compositions and production quality, successfully charting in multiple countries including Greece and Germany. The album's blend of symphonic elements with death metal has influenced numerous bands within the genre, cementing Septicflesh's status as a leading force in modern metal. By the time 'Titan' was released in June 2014, Septicflesh had solidified their identity within the symphonic metal genre. This album followed their critically acclaimed release 'The Great Mass' from 2011, marking a continuation of their exploration of grand themes and lush orchestrations. The band was also experiencing a resurgence in popularity, expanding their audience while maintaining a loyal fanbase.
Who is Titan for?
Titan works well if you're into cinematic soundscapes for deep immersion, wave-like pacing with dynamic peaks and epic orchestration for dramatic moments.
How many songs are on Titan?
Titan has 15 tracks, running approximately 71 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 War in Heaven Standout 5:41
- 2 Burn 3:16
- 3 Order of Dracul 3:33
- 4 Prototype 5:37
- 5 Dogma 4:03
- 6 Prometheus Standout 6:35
- 7 Titan 3:55
- 8 Confessions of a Serial Killer Standout 4:51
- 9 Ground Zero 3:54
- 10 The First Immortal 3:57
Disc 2
- 1 Dogma of Prometheus 7:12
- 2 A Prototype in Heaven 4:53
- 3 The First Immortal 3:49
- 4 Order of a Serial Killer 3:48
- 5 The Burning 6:03
Release Date
June 20, 2014
Artist Origin
Greece
Runtime
71 min 14 sec
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