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Under Satanæ

Moonspell · 2007

50 min · 10 tracks · gothic metal

A dark symphony of gothic metal, blending haunting melodies with thunderous instrumentation and occult themes.

Why listen to this

Best for
dark, immersive listening sessions haunting atmospheric builds contemplative late-night moods
Context
By 2007, Moonspell was solidifying its position in the gothic metal scene, following their acclaimed 2006 album 'Memorial.' 'Under Satanæ' marked a creative evolution, showcasing a more theatrical and experimental approach while retaining their signature dark aesthetic. This release exemplified their commitment to exploring complex themes and fortified their reputation as pioneers in the genre.
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Under Satanæ is an album by Moonspell, released in 2007. A dark symphony of gothic metal, blending haunting melodies with thunderous instrumentation and occult themes. 'Under Satanæ' received critical acclaim for its ambitious structure and thematic depth, influencing the gothic and black metal scenes. The album was praised for its intricate compositions and lyrical content, contributing to Moonspell's status in the international metal community as they continued to push genre boundaries. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Under Satanæ sound like?

A dark symphony of gothic metal, blending haunting melodies with thunderous instrumentation and occult themes. Rooted in gothic metal.

What makes Under Satanæ by Moonspell notable?

'Under Satanæ' received critical acclaim for its ambitious structure and thematic depth, influencing the gothic and black metal scenes. The album was praised for its intricate compositions and lyrical content, contributing to Moonspell's status in the international metal community as they continued to push genre boundaries. By 2007, Moonspell was solidifying its position in the gothic metal scene, following their acclaimed 2006 album 'Memorial.' 'Under Satanæ' marked a creative evolution, showcasing a more theatrical and experimental approach while retaining their signature dark aesthetic. This release exemplified their commitment to exploring complex themes and fortified their reputation as pioneers in the genre.

Who is Under Satanæ for?

Under Satanæ works well if you're into dark, immersive listening sessions, haunting atmospheric builds and contemplative late-night moods.

How many songs are on Under Satanæ?

Under Satanæ has 10 tracks, running approximately 50 minutes.

Tracklist

10 tracks·50:30

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Halla alle halla al rabka halla (Praeludium / Incantatum Solistitium) 2:18
  • 2 Tenebrarum Oratorium (Andamento I / Erudit Compendyum) Standout 6:23
  • 3 Interludium / Incantatum Oequinoctum 1:33
  • 4 Tenebrarum Oratorium (Andamento II / Erotic Compendyum) 6:15
  • 5 Opus Diabolicum (Andamento III / Instrumental Compendyum) 5:08
  • 6 Chorai Lusitânia! (Epilogus / Incantatam Maresia) 1:50
  • 7 Goat on Fire Standout 6:34
  • 8 Ancient Winter Goddess 6:08
  • 9 Wolves From the Fog Standout 7:03
  • 10 Serpent Angel 7:13

Release Date

January 1, 2007

Genre

gothic metal

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Artist Origin

Portugal

Runtime

50 min 30 sec