The best Armored Saint albums

11 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.

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Symbol of Salvation

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    Symbol of Salvation

    Symbol of Salvation

    1991

    A powerful blend of melodic heavy metal with thought-provoking lyrics and anthemic choruses that resonate with the struggles of life.

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    Saints Will Conquer

    Saints Will Conquer

    1988

    A relentless barrage of heavy riffs and soaring vocals that encapsulate the spirit of late '80s metal.

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    Punching the Sky

    Punching the Sky

    2020

    A powerful blend of melodic riffs and introspective lyrics that embody classic heavy metal's vigor and modern reflections.

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    La Raza

    La Raza

    2010

    A potent blend of heavy riffs and catchy melodies that captures the essence of classic metal with a modern twist.

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    Win Hands Down

    Win Hands Down

    2015

    A hard-hitting blend of classic heavy metal riffs and reflective lyrics that showcase a matured yet unrelenting sound.

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    Nod to the Old School

    Nod to the Old School

    2001

    A gritty homage to classic heavy metal, blending melodic riffs with powerful vocals and raw energy.

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    Delirious Nomad

    Delirious Nomad

    1985

    A relentless barrage of heavy riffs and soaring vocals that embody the spirit of mid-80s American metal.

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    Revelation

    Revelation

    2000

    A potent blend of heavy metal riffs and introspective lyrics that captures the band's enduring spirit and technical prowess.

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    March of the Saint

    March of the Saint

    1984

    A raw blend of heavy metal aggression and melodic hooks that captures the spirit of early 80s rock.

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    Armored Saint

    Armored Saint

    1983

    Powerful riffs and melodic hooks intertwine with raw vocals, creating a classic heavy metal sound that defined an era.

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    Raising Fear

    Raising Fear

    1987

    A relentless barrage of heavy riffs and soaring vocals encapsulates the urgency and aggression of late '80s metal.