Artist page · 04/07/2026
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9 vinyl releases tracked, classic 90s pressings sell from €34 to €180, with remasters and reissues widely available.
Entombed emerged from the Scandinavian death metal scene with a raw, aggressive sound marked by the riff style often called "electric saw." The band's early albums "Left Hand Path" (1990) and "Clandestine" (1991) are foundational death metal works. Over time, they infused punk hardcore and influences from bands like Motörhead, leading to the death 'n' roll subgenre. Their 1993 album "Wolverine Blues" introduced a more groove-oriented sound. The band experienced various lineup changes, including the departure of founding drummer Nicke Andersson. Subsequent releases like "Uprising" (2000) and "Morning Star" (2001) blend thrash, punk, and death metal influences.
Vinyl collectors find multiple pressings of key albums such as the original "Inferno" LP (2003) on Threeman Recordings, al…
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Threeman Recordings · 2019
Threeman Recordings · 2007
Threeman Recordings · 2004
Music For Nations · 2003
Threeman Recordings · 2001
Threeman Recordings · 2000
Music For Nations · 1998
Earache · 1998
Music For Nations · 1997
Earache · 1993
Earache · 1991
Earache · 1990Playlist
The tracks that sum up Entombed's career.
The essentials
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A 13-track album showcasing Entombed's mature death metal and death 'n' roll blend, with remastered sound and multiple vinyl pressings.
Marked by Slayer influence and recent touring experience, this album merges thrash and death metal, available in several vinyl editions.
The last album featuring drummer Nicke Andersson, noted for combining death and heavy metal influences, with various vinyl pressings.
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Artists who share part of Entombed's musical DNA.
Collectors
The hidden side of the catalogue: rare pressings, sought-after matrices, Discogs values.
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Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
"Left Hand Path" and "Clandestine" are often cited for their iconic guitar tone and pivotal role in death metal.— Metal community consensus
Entombed's debut album 'Left Hand Path' released in 1990 on Earache Records is widely recognized for its signature guitar tone described as 'electric saw,' foundational to their death metal sound.
Recorded in 1993 and released on Earache, 'Wolverine Blues' marked a shift incorporating hard rock and groove elements, recorded during a period of stylistic transition for Entombed.
The 1997 album 'DCLXVI To Ride, Shoot Straight And Speak The Truth' was drummer Nicke Andersson's final record with the band before leaving to focus on The Hellacopters.
'Inferno' original 2003 LP pressings on Threeman Recordings can fetch from €35 up to €148, reflecting collector demand and rarity of specific pressings.
The 2001 album 'Morning Star' shows clear thrash metal influences linked to Entombed's recent touring with Slayer, blending death metal with aggressive thrash elements.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Entombed was formed in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1989, starting as a pioneering death metal band on the Scandinavian scene.
Entombed's music ranges from early death metal to a blend of death metal, punk, and hard rock known as death 'n' roll.
Essential vinyl albums include "Inferno" (2003), "Morning Star" (2001), and "DCLXVI To Ride, Shoot Straight And Speak The Truth" (1997).
Yes, key albums like "Inferno" and "Morning Star" have remastered and reissued vinyl versions available from 2022 onwards.
Original vinyl pressings can range from about €34 for 'Inferno' to over €180 for 'Uprising' depending on edition and condition.
Labels include Earache (UK), Music For Nations (UK), and Threeman Recordings (Sweden), all producing both original and reissue vinyls.
'Inferno' features 13 tracks showcasing a mix of death metal and death 'n' roll styles.
'Morning Star' released in 2001 reflects thrash metal and Slayer influences, marking a stylistic evolution in the band's sound.
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