Released: Feb 27, 2001. Genre: Rock. Tones: Angry, Quirky, Theatrical, Aggressive, Provocative, Nihilistic, Dramatic, Ambitious. Styles: Progressive Metal, Heavy Metal, Death Metal/Black Metal. Number Of Tracks: 8

POSTED: 07/18/2003 - 12:00 am

Released: Apr 22, 2003. Genre: Rock. Styles: Prog-Rock/Art Rock, Death Metal/Black Metal, Progressive Metal. Number Of Tracks: 8. Released in 2003, Damnation is easily the most radical departure of Opeth's career. It's the first to explore the group's non-heavy metal-based songwriting both at length and exclusively.

POSTED: 02/09/2005 - 04:37 am

Released: Nov 12, 2002. Genre: Rock. Styles: Symphonic Black Metal, Scandinavian Metal, Progressive Metal, Heavy Metal, Death Metal/Black Metal. Number Of Tracks: 6. Deliverance offers no great departure by established standards, but rather continues exploring the possibilities of this very fruitful relationship.

POSTED: 02/10/2005 - 04:30 am

Released: Aug 30, 2005. Label: Roadrunner. Genre: Rock. Styles: Progressive Metal, Scandinavian Metal, Goth Metal, Death Metal/Black Metal. Number Of Tracks: 8. It shows their creativity in almost every area of music-making, while offering long-time fans some very new and refreshing ideas.

POSTED: 08/29/2005 - 05:09 am

Released: 14 Sep 2011. Genre: Progressive Rock. Label: Roadrunner Records. Number Of Tracks: 10. Opeth’s obscure effort trades metal for prog rock, making for a listen of great intrigue.

POSTED: 09/16/2011 - 05:03 am

Released: 1996. Genre: Rock. Styles: Death Metal/Black Metal, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, Scandinavian Metal. Number Of Tracks: 5

POSTED: 10/18/2003 - 08:20 am

Released: Aug 18, 1998. Genre: Rock. Style: Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, Scandinavian Metal, Symphonic Black Metal. Number Of Tracks: 9. Epic, progressive death metal style, still replete with harmonized leads and acoustic passages.

POSTED: 10/06/2003 - 08:13 am

Released: May 15, 1995 (EU)/1997 (US). Genre: Progressive Death Metal. Label: Candlelight Records/Century Black. Number Of Tracks: 7. This album was the start of Opeth, the most influential progressive death metal band from Sweden.

POSTED: 03/05/2009 - 01:57 pm

Released: 1999. Genre: Rock. Styles: Symphonic Black Metal, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, Scandinavian Metal, Death Metal/Black Metal. Number Of Tracks: 7. It finds the band re-examining their unlikely fusion of progressive rock and black metal to highlight the former while staying in touch with the latter.

POSTED: 04/27/2005 - 05:49 am

Release Date: Oct 23, 2007. Label: Peaceville. Genres: Symphonic Black Metal, Scandinavian Metal, Progressive Metal, Heavy Metal, Goth Metal. Number Of Tracks: 9. As live albums go, this foray into Opeth’s back catalogue is not to be missed.

POSTED: 10/31/2007 - 04:21 am

Release Date: Jun 3, 2008. Label: Roadrunner. Genres: Scandinavian Metal, Progressive Metal, Goth Metal. Number Of Tracks: 7. Opeth take more steps in a new direction than in assuring that they maintain their meticulously high standard.

POSTED: 06/14/2008 - 06:12 pm