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2 de sept. de 2022 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2022 CD release of "We Still Take You With Us - The Early Years" on Discogs.
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The discography of Epica, a Dutch symphonic metal band, consists of eight studio albums, two track commentary albums, five live albums, six extended plays, one soundtrack, forty-three singles and one other release.
- #10- Abyss of Time – Countdown to Singularity
- #9- Edge of The Blade
- #8- Desire Your Universe
- #7- Universal Death Squad
- #6- Quietus
- #5- The Phantom Agony
- #4- Pirates of The Caribbean
- #3- Unleashed
- #2- Storm The Sorrow
- #1- Cry For The Moon
Ushering us to the top 10 Epica songs is the hit “Abyss of Time – Countdown to Singularity.” The song is featured on the band’s most recent LP, Omega(2021). “Abyss of Time – Countdown to Singularity” finds the singer traveling into the depths of human cognition. Lead vocalist Simone sings about how we need to walk out of the fear in our minds. Her ...
“Edge of the Blade” is a high-spirited ballad from The Holographic Principle (2016). Frontwoman Simone revealed that she was the brains behind the song’s lyrics, while guitarist Isaac Delahaye wrote the music to this song. She continued to demonstrate that the song’s lyrics allude to self-acceptance while avoiding distractions from unimportant matt...
The eighth track on our top 10 Epica songs is the melodic hit “Desire Your Universe.” Epica released this song as the album title track to their fourth album. The band tries to blend symphonic and melodic metal elements with this song. “Desire Your Universe” is among the first songs to have Epica feature former God Dethroned members Isaac Delahaye ...
“Universal Death Squad” is a bewitching track from the band’s album The Holographic Principle (2016). Mark Jensen revealed that the song alludes to advanced robotic legions. The song tells on the Sci-Fi films about robots having emotions now being a reality. The song’s instrumentation makes “Universal Death Squad” quite a powerful metal ballad.
Number six on our top 10 Epica songs is the cinematic hit “Quietus.” The song is one of the musical gems from Consign to Oblivion(2005), the band’s sophomore album. “Quietus” features some of the best mezzo-soprano vocals by lead vocalist and frontwoman Simone Simons. The song’s intro sounds a little bit Irish. Simone revealed that the song is abou...
“The Phantom Agony” is one of the most captivating symphonic metal ballads by Epica. The song is featured on The Phantom Agony(2007), the band’s debut studio album. “The Phantom Agony” finds the band singing about human existence. Epica exploits the potential of adding orchestra and opera choirs to the maximum on this symphonic metal hit.
The Classical Conspiracy (2009) live album is home to the haunting hit “Pirates of the Caribbean.” The song brings the best of Hans Zimmer and Klaus Badelt’s compositions. While most of the band’s songs feature symphonic metal elements, “Pirates of the Caribbean” feels more like a neoclassical metal ballad.
The third track on our top 10 Epica songs is the ferocious hit “Unleashed.” The song is one of the popular hits from The Divine Conspiracy (2009). “Unleashed” was a driving force towards the album’s success. The song also became among the concert staples in the Design Your Universe World Tour. “Unleashed” finds Epica unbridling Isaac Delahaye as it...
“Storm the Sorrow” is an exceptional metal ode from Requiem for the Indifferent (2012). The song’s lyrics allude to the negative criticism people battle with in life. This negativity often oozes from words and narratives people have to say about each other without a solid basis. Epica’sfrontwoman tries to explore her vocal limits on this up-tempo m...
Number one on our top 10 Epica songs is the charming symphonic hit “Cry for the Moon.” The song is a musical gem fromEpica’s debut album, The Phantom Agony (2003). “Cry for the Moon” finds the band taking a dig at how the church handles incidences of priests abusing children. Once more, the song brings the best of the band’s use of orchestra and op...
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2 de sept. de 2022 · Discover We Still Take You with Us: The Early Years by Epica released in 2022. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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In early 2002, at 23 years old, ... (2007), Epica's third album. These songs deal with the dangers of organized religion. ...
Epica discography and songs: Music profile for Epica, formed January 2003. Genres: Symphonic Metal, Acoustic Rock, Progressive Metal. Albums include Design Your Universe, The Divine Conspiracy, and The Phantom Agony.
