The best Septicflesh albums
11 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.
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Codex Omega
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Communion
2008
A symphonic fusion of orchestral arrangements and brutal metal that evokes both grandeur and darkness.
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2
Esoptron
1995
Orchestral arrangements envelop guttural vocals, intertwining dark melodies with symphonic undertones in a haunting exploration of myth and introspection.
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3
Codex Omega
2017
Orchestral arrangements intertwine with guttural vocals and sweeping melodies, creating an epic soundscape steeped in darkness.
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4
Sumerian Daemons
2003
Epic orchestration intertwines with guttural vocals and intricate riffs, crafting a darkly atmospheric odyssey through ancient themes.
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5
Revolution DNA
1999
Orchestral arrangements entwine with heavy riffs and guttural vocals, creating a darkly cinematic atmosphere that defines Septicflesh's unique sound.
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The Ophidian Wheel
1997
Orchestral arrangements intertwine with brutal riffs and haunting vocals, creating a darkly cinematic soundscape that defies genre boundaries.
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The Great Mass
2011
Epic orchestral arrangements intertwine with brutal metal riffs, creating a cinematic experience that is both grand and harrowing.
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Titan
2014
A symphonic blend of orchestral arrangements and aggressive metal, creating a dark and majestic soundscape.
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Mystic Places of Dawn
1994
Orchestral arrangements intertwine with brutal riffs, creating a haunting soundscape that merges darkness with ethereal beauty.
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A Fallen Temple
1998
Epic orchestration intertwines with guttural vocals, creating a haunting soundscape that echoes themes of mythology and existential dread.
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Modern Primitive
2020