List of symphonic metal bands
This is a list of symphonic metal bands, including bands that at some point in their career played symphonic metal.
List
A
- Abigail Williams[1]
- Ad Infinitum
- Adagio
- After Forever[2]
- Agathodaimon
- Alia Tempora
- Almora
- Amberian Dawn
- Ancient Bards
- jp:ANCIENT MYTH
- Anette Olzon
- Angel Nation
- Angra
- Angtoria
- Anorexia Nervosa
- Antestor
- Apocalyptica
- Architects
- Arcturus (earlier works)
- Arthemesia
- Arven
- Atargatis
- Autumn
- Avantasia
- Ayreon
B
- Bal-Sagoth
- Battle Beast
- Battlelore
- Believer[3]
- Betraying the Martyrs
- Beyond the Black
- Blackbriar
- Blackthorn
- Blind Guardian
- The Black Mages
- Borknagar
C
- Carach Angren
- Catharsis
- Ceremonial Castings
- Chthonic
- Coronatus[4]
- Cradle of Filth
- Cross Vein
D
- The Dark Element
- Dark Moor[5]
- Dark Sarah
- Darkwoods My Betrothed
- Delain[6]
- Devin Townsend Project
- Diablo Swing Orchestra[7]
- Diabulus in Musica
- Dimlight
- Dimmu Borgir
- Divinefire[8]
- Dol Ammad[9]
- Dragonland
- Dragony
- Dreams of Sanity
- Dreamtale[10]
E
- Edenbridge[11]
- Elis[12]
- Emperor
- Enslavement of Beauty
- Epica[13]
- Eternal Tears of Sorrow
- Evanescence[14]
- Exit Eden
- Eyes of Eden
F
G
- Galneryus
- Graveworm
- Gwyllion[15]
- Gloryhammer
H
- Haggard[16]
- Hanging Doll
- HB[17]
- Headspace
- Heavenly
- Hecate Enthroned
- Herjalf
- Hevein
I
- Imperial Age
- Indica
- Ice Nine Kills
- Imperial Circus Dead Decadence
J
K
- Kamelot[18]
- Katra[19]
- Kerion
- Kingfisher Sky
- Kobra and the Lotus[20]
- Krypteria[21]
L
- Labirent
- Lacrimosa (newer works)
- Lana Lane
- Last Days of Eden
- Leah
- Leaves' Eyes[22]
- Limbonic Art
- Lorna Shore
- Luca Turilli
- Luca Turilli's Dreamquest
- Luca Turilli's Rhapsody
- Lunatica[23]
- Lux Occulta
- Lyriel[24]
M
- Magica
- Magic Kingdom
- Majestica
- Make Them Suffer
- Malice Mizer
- Matenrou Opera
- MaYaN[25]
- Mechanical Poet
- Mechina
- Metalwings
- Midnattsol
- Moi dix Mois
- Moonspell
- Myrath
N
- Nemesea
- Nightfall
- Nightwish[26]
- Northern Kings
- Nokturnal Mortum
O
P
- Pathfinder
- Phoenix Rising[27]
- Powerwolf
- Pythia
R
- Rage
- ReVamp[28]
- Rhapsody of Fire[29]
- Royal Hunt
S
- Saille
- Sarah Jezebel Deva
- Satyricon (oldest works)
- Savatage
- Saviour Machine
- Sebastien
- Secret Sphere
- Septicflesh
- Seraphim
- Serenity
- Seventh Wonder
- Shade Empire
- Shadow of Intent
- Shaman
- Sirenia
- Sirrah (earlier works)
- Skyfire
- Skillet[30]
- Sonata Arctica
- Sons of Seasons
- Sound Horizon
- Starkill
- Star One
- Starset
- Stormlord
- Stravaganzza
- Stratovarius
- Stream of Passion[31]
- Summoning
- Susperia
- Suspyre
- Symfonia
- Symphony of Heaven[32]
- Symphony X [33]
T
- Tarja[34]
- Theatres des Vampires
- Temperance
- Theatre of Tragedy
- Theocracy
- Therion[35]
- Thy Majestie
- Thy Serpent
- Trail of Tears[36]
- Trans-Siberian Orchestra [37]
- Tristania
- Turilli / Lione Rhapsody
- Turisas
- Tungsten
- Tvangeste
- Twilight Ophera
- Twilight Force
- The Sins of Thy Beloved
U
- Unshine[38]
V
- Vaakevandring[39]
- Vardøger[40]
- Veni Domine[41][42]
- Versailles
- Vesania
- Vesperian Sorrow
- Virgin Black
- Virgin Steele
- Visions of Atlantis[43]
- VUUR
W
- Waltari
- Welicoruss[44]
- Whyzdom
- Wind Rose
- Winds of Plague
- Wintersun
- Wishmasters
- Within Temptation[45]
X
See also
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Seit Jahren erfreuen sich diese spanischen Spitzenkönner riesengroßer Beliebtheit in Epic Symphonic Power Metal-Kreisen – mit Recht. [For years, these Spanish top artist have been enjoying a huge popularity in circles of Epic symphonic power metal – and rightly so.]
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Die symphonische Metalband Krypteria... [The symphonic metal band Krypteria...]
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...die vierte Symphonic Bombe der Gummersbacher... eine Band die Symphonic Metal und Celtic Rock extravagant miteinander vereint. [...the fourth Symphonic bomb by the Gummersbachers... a band that exquisitely combines Symphonic metal and Celtic rock]
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