Saxorior

Saxorior is a German metal band that blends the epic grandeur of symphonic elements with the aggressive edge of black metal, crafting a unique sound that explores themes rooted in history, mythology, and cultural heritage. Originating from Dresden, Saxony, the band was formed in 1994 by Matthias Eschrich (guitar) and Kai-Uwe Schneider (bass) with a commitment to creating a powerful symbiosis of melodic intensity and lyrical depth. Over the years, Saxorior has honed their craft and solidified their lineup, casting an indelible mark on the metal scene.

Over the course of their career, Saxorior has built a discography that showcases their evolution and prowess within the metal genre. Their recent releases include "Die Heimat brennt" (2020), delivering a formidable display of musicianship while diving into the visceral emotions and historic narrative of their homeland burning. The album "HEM" (2019) sees the band delving into themes of mysticism and war, encapsulated in a soundscape that is both fierce and intricate. Earlier works like "Hexenpest" (2016), "Saksen" (2015), and "Volkerschlacht" (2013) each serve as a testament to the band's dedication to exploring the Saxon legacy and transformative moments in history, all the while pushing the boundaries of black metal with their innovative compositions. With a penchant for dramatic storytelling and technical skill, Saxorior continues to resonate with fans of metal who crave a blend of historical narrative and sonic ferocity.

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Die Heimat brennt
Single - Released October 20, 2023
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  1. October 20, 2023
  2. October 11, 2019
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    HEM
    9 tracks
  3. September 13
  4. September 18, 2015
  5. February 20, 2009
  1. October 11, 2019
    undefined album image
    HEM
    9 tracks
  2. September 18, 2015
  3. February 20, 2009
  1. October 20, 2023
  2. September 13, 2019