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Sorceress
Rock · 2016 · 16 tracks · 1h 30m

Sorceress

A heavy psychedelic odyssey defined by thick Hammond organ, vintage analog warmth, and folk-inflected melodies. Opeth's most overt tribute to 1970s progressive rock.

September 30, 2016 · Atomic Fire

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A dark, earthy exploration of heartbreak through the lens of vintage psychedelic prog.

Tracklist · 16 Tracks · 1h 30m
01
The Ward
3:13
01
Persephone
1:52
02
Spring MCMLXXIV
6:11
02
Sorceress
5:49
03
The Wilde Flowers
6:49
03
Cusp of Eternity
5:45
04
The Drapery Falls
10:23
04
Will o the Wisp
5:08
05
Voice of Treason
8:11
05
Chrysalis
7:17
06
Sorceress 2
3:49
07
The Seventh Sojourn
5:29
08
Strange Brew
8:45
09
A Fleeting Glance
5:07
10
Era
5:42
11
Persephone (Slight Return)
0:54
Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden shift from the pastoral acoustic intro of Persephone into the crushing, chromatic organ riff of the title track.
The intricate, Jethro Tull-inspired flute and acoustic interplay on Will O the Wisp that feels like a lost 1971 folk-rock gem.
The chaotic, improvisational jazz-fusion breakdown in the middle of Strange Brew before the heavy guitars return.
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How does Sorceress sound next to the rest of Opeth's catalogue?

Love Lost+2.6σ

The writing leans far further into love lost than the rest of the catalogue.

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