Album Review: Opeth - Heritage
Wednesday 5th October, 2011 9:43AM
Three years after Watershed and Opeth have released their tenth album. Heritage will surprise old fans of Opeth, challenge others, and invite new fans. The music is as colourful and evocative as the album cover by Travis Smith which is symbolic of the present situation of the band. Unlike the rest of Opeth’s albums, with the exception of Damnation in 2003, there are no death growls. In general, this album is more progressive rock than heavy metal, and inspired by Akerfeldt’s favourite music from the 1970s.
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