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Sodom - The Final Sign Of Evil
The Final Sign Of Evil is a re-recording of the band's 1984 EP - "In The Sign Of Evil" along with several bonus tracks that were originally written for what was supposed to be a full album, not just an EP, but were never released. The production on the album was done by the band's webmaster, which is a unique choice.

Tracklist:

01. The Sin Of Sodom (5:41)
02. Blasphemer (3:20)
03. Bloody Corpse (3:56)
04. Witching Metal (3:38 )
05. Sons Of Hell (4:22)
06. Burst Command 'til War (2:29)
07. Where Angels Die (4:47)
08. Sepulchral Voice (4:36)
09. Hatred Of The Gods (3:14)
10. Ashes To Ashes (4:22)
11. Outbreak Of Evil (5:26)
12. Defloration (3:52)

Top 10 Swedish Metal Bands & Recommended Albums

Opeth
Not only are they the best band in Sweden, Opeth ranks right up there in the entire metal genre. They are an extremely diverse group, mixing death metal with many other styles, and even using acoustic instruments in some of their songs. The vocals are also diverse, and the lyrics are exceptional.

Recommended album: Ghost Reveries (2005)

In Flames
Even with multiple lineup changes In Flames continues to be at the top of the death metal genre. Mixing death metal growls with clean singing, they have a wide appeal that grows with each release.

Recommended album: The Jester Race (1996)

Dark Tranquillity
Dark Tranquillity, formed in 1989, were another band at the beginning of the melodic death metal movement. And unlike some groups whose time in the sun has come and gone, Dark Tranquility continues to progress and release great albums.

Recommended album: The Gallery (1995)

Evergrey
In a country where melodic death metal reigns supreme, it may seem like an unusual choice to rank a progressive metal group like Evergrey so highly. But when you factor in their extraordinary musical ability and great songwriting, it's an easy choice. Tom S. Englund has one of the best voices in metal, and Evergrey are the complete package.

Recommended album: Recreation Day (2003)

Soilwork
It may seem strange, but Soilwork has been accused of being "too commercial." Their style of melodic death metal is very palatable compared to some bands in the genre, but I doubt you'll be hearing any of their music on your local pop station anytime soon. They write really good songs and have a great mix of the brutal and the melodic.

Recommended album: The Chainheart Machine (2000)

At The Gates
At The Gates were at the forefront of melodic death metal in the early '90s. Before disbanding in 1996 they recorded several influential and respected albums. Some of their members went on to form The Haunted.

Recommended album: Slaughter Of The Soul (1995)

Meshuggah
Meshuggah plays a really diverse form of metal that utilizes unusual time signatures and tempo changes combined with thrash and death metal elements and a lot of experimentation. They tend to be hit and miss, but when they're on, they are really good.

Recommended album: Destroy Erase Improve (1995)

Amon Amarth
Originally called Scum, the death metal band Amon Amarth incorporates Viking imagery into their lyrics and a lot of melodic elements into their music.

Recommended album: Fate Of Norns (2004)

Candlemass
Candlemass are one of the pioneers of doom metal. They've been doing it for 20 years, and original vocalist Messiah Marcolin has once again left the band.

Recommended album: Nightfall (1987)

Arch Enemy
Arch Enemy is unique in that they are a death metal band with a female vocalist. Angela Gossow screams with just as much fury as anyone else and after several years with the band has proven to be no novelty act.

Recommended album: Anthems Of Rebellion (2003)

Narnia - Decade Of Confession (Ltd. Ed. dbl.)

"Limited edition 2-CD digipak! Swedish premier epic/melodic metallers Narnia deliver the ultimate package! 2 CD's packed with new songs, unreleased tracks, rarities and album tracks from one decade of Narnia."
Track Listing:

Disc 1
In His Majesty's Service (new recording)
Into This Game
Show All The World
Judgement Day
Innocent Blood
The Countdown Has Begun (Live)
Back From Hell (Live)
Inner Sanctum
The Witch And The Lion
Revolution Of Mother Earth
The Light At The End Of The Tunnel
Trapped In This Age
Sunrise (Uriah Heep cover)

Disc 2
Gates Of Cair Paravel
Living Water
The Mission
Shelter Through The Pain
Can't Get Enough Of You (Japan bonus)
Dangerous Game
Long Live The King
No More Shadows From The Past
Heavenly Love
Break The Chains
The Awakening (Live)
Hymn To The North (Japan bonus)
Show All The World (Dance Remix)

Scourged Flesh - Bury The Lies

Now that the limited edition version (100 copies numbered and signed by the band) have sold out, there are 100 unumbered and unsigned copies available.

Tracks:

Pit Of Doom
Eternal Affliction
Burnt Alive
Judgement Returns
Washed In Blood
Ashes To Hell
Internal Bleeding
Death Is Silent

Stronghold - Cult Of Remorse (pre-order)

2007, Independent

After 7 years, Stronghold is back with a complete line-up and a full-length album in their traditional doomy black metal style. "Cult Of Remorse" is recommended for fans of old-school black metal like Burzum and Dark Throne.

Every Time I Die - The Big Dirty

Through The Eyes Of The Dead - Malice

Motörhead - Better Motörhead Than Dead

Vanden & Repeat Offender - Negru Hearts & Poison Girls

Lillian Axe - Waters Rising

Vanishing Point - The Fourth Season

Throwdown - Venom & Tears

Cemetery Urn - Urn Of Blood

Chris Cornell - Carry On
(Former Soundgarden vocalist carries on where he left off eight years ago)

Opeth - The Roundhouse Tapes

A Life Once Lost - Iron Gag

Immolation - Shadows In The Light

Beatallica - Sgt. Hetfield’s Motorbreath Pub Band

Nightwish - Dark Passion Play