Death SS

Death SS

With a driving rhythm that balances tension and release, their music conjures an ominous atmosphere steeped in heavy riffs and chilling melodies.

heavy metal

Italy Est. 1977
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The song

“The Spell”

This track features strong hooks and showcases the band's signature blend of heavy riffs and chilling atmosphere, making it an effective standalone introduction.

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About Death SS

Death SS holds a distinct place in the landscape of heavy metal, merging horror-inspired theatrics with a raw sound that challenges conventions.
Their audacious imagery and dark themes not only carve out a niche for themselves but have also influenced how metal can channel visceral storytelling, inviting listeners to explore the macabre's allure without shying away from its underlying...
Their audacious imagery and dark themes not only carve out a niche for themselves but have also influenced how metal can channel visceral storytelling, inviting listeners to explore the macabre's allure without shying away from its underlying fears. Their approach is marked by an unabashed embrace of the theatrical, often blending elements of performance art with music. This innovative fusion allows them to create an immersive experience that transcends traditional concert settings, transforming them into rituals where sound and spectacle converge. The band's commitment to a cohesive aesthetic—melding sonic aggression with visual storytelling—has paved the way for future acts to explore similar realms of expression, pushing the boundaries of what heavy metal can embody. Lyrically, Death SS often dips into themes of horror, the occult, and existential dread, crafting narratives that evoke both fear and fascination. Their songwriting balances sincerity with irony, employing vivid imagery that paints haunting scenes while maintaining an undercurrent of playful theatricality. This blend invites listeners into a world where dark fantasies come alive through metaphorical storytelling and striking symbolism.

14 studio albums· 31 total releases· 4 decades· Italy

Full discography

Death SS's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

31 releases • 14 albums • 9 EPS • 1983–2025
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EPs (9)

Eaters album by Death SS

Eaters

2013

The Darkest Night album by Death SS

The Darkest Night

2012

Let the Sabbath Begin album by Death SS

Let the Sabbath Begin

2001

Scarlet Woman album by Death SS

Scarlet Woman

Lady of Babylon album by Death SS

Lady of Babylon

Baron Samedi album by Death SS

Baron Samedi

Vampire EP album by Death SS

Vampire EP

Kings of Evil EP album by Death SS

Kings of Evil EP

Where Have You Gone? album by Death SS

Where Have You Gone?

Live (3)

LIVE 2008 I-Gods of Metal album by Death SS

LIVE 2008 I-Gods of Metal

2009

The Story of Death SS 1977-1984 - Part Two album by Death SS

The Story of Death SS 1977-1984 - Part Two

2008

The Cursed Concert album by Death SS

The Cursed Concert

1992

Compilations (5)

All the Colors of the Dark: The Very Best of Death SS album by Death SS

All the Colors of the Dark: The Very Best of Death SS

2011

The Horned God of the Witches album by Death SS

The Horned God of the Witches

2004

Horror Music: The Best of Death SS album by Death SS

Horror Music: The Best of Death SS

1996

The Cursed Singles album by Death SS

The Cursed Singles

1995

The Story of Death SS 1977-1984 album by Death SS

The Story of Death SS 1977-1984

1987

Singles (2)

Heavy Demons album by Death SS

Heavy Demons

1991

Evil Metal album by Death SS

Evil Metal

1983

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