🎤
Artist: Entheos
🎼 Genre:
Technical/progressive death metal, metalcore
💿 Studio albums
ranked: 4
For this instalment of Discog Dissection, the
focus turns to Entheos.
Following the release of their new album, Empty on
the Inside, it became the latest record to make its way onto my new-release
playlist.
With the arrival of each new record and it having the
desired impact, it provides the catalyst to go back through a band's catalogue,
to get a better sense of their overall sound, explore how they have developed
across successive releases, and compare and contrast the old with the new.
Admittedly, I may already have some previous
familiarity with a band or parts of their discography but, for the purpose of
these features, I generally spend around a week, sometimes more concentrating
on their music, repeatedly listening to each record and allowing my immediate
thoughts and feelings to develop before putting the ranking together.
Importantly, I'm not trying to determine which albums
are objectively the best (it is all subjective anyway). These are simply my
personal favourites at the time of writing, based on repeat listens, the
connection I've developed with each record and, ultimately, the impact each one
has had on me.
For that reason, these rankings should probably be
viewed as first impressions rather than definitive conclusions. My opinions may
change over time and, honestly, that's part of what makes exploring new heavy
music so enjoyable.
What isn't in any doubt, however, is the
recommendation. If I've spent a week repeatedly listening to a band's catalogue
and ultimately decided to write about them, they've clearly made enough of an
impression on me that I think they're worth your time too.
I genuinely enjoyed all four albums, so the ranking below shouldn't be viewed as a division between records I liked and disliked. It is simply my current ranking from favourite to least favourite, reflecting my experience with each record during this particular deep dive.
🏆 My
Ranking
🥇 1
— Empty on the Inside (2026)
🥈 2 — The
Infinite Nothing (2016)
🥉 3 — Dark Future
(2017)
4️⃣ 4 — Time Will Take Us
All (2023)
📈
Share of total plays
📀 Empty
on the Inside — 37.8%
📀 Time Will Take
Us All — 28.5%
📀 Dark Future
— 20.6%
📀 The Infinite
Nothing — 13.1%
📊 Entheos listening
stats during this deep dive
🎧
Total plays: 291
↳ Equivalent to
approximately 31.0 complete album listens
💿 Empty
on the Inside — 110 plays
↳ 11.0 album-equivalent
listens
💿 Time
Will Take Us All — 83 plays
↳ 9.2 album-equivalent
listens
💿 Dark
Future — 60 plays
↳ 6.0 album-equivalent
listens
💿 The
Infinite Nothing — 38 plays
↳ 4.8 album-equivalent
listens
🎵
Top tracks
🔥
"Hell Is a Part of Me" (Empty on the Inside) — 14 plays
🔥 "Absolute
Zero" (Time Will Take Us All) — 10 plays
🔥 "Black Static
(I)" (Dark Future) — 6 plays
🔥 "The Infinite
Nothing" (The Infinite Nothing) — 7 plays
🏆
Most-played album: Empty on the Inside — 110 plays
🔥 Most-played track:
"Hell Is a Part of Me" — 14 plays
💬 Discussion
❓
Are you a fan of Entheos?
❓ How would you rank their
albums?
❓ What's your favourite?
