Ohms is the ninth studio album by Deftones, the American alternative metal band, released on 25 September 2020 through Reprise Records. It follows Gore from 2016 and draws on a blend of alternative metal, shoegaze, post-hardcore and post-metal, the mix that has long set the band apart from their heavier peers.

The record reunited them with producer Terry Date, their first work together since the unreleased Eros. It also turned out to be the last Deftones album with bassist Sergio Vega, who left in early 2021. The title track and "Genesis" came out ahead of the album, with "Ceremony" following as a later single. Critics received it warmly, and at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards "Ohms" was nominated for Best Rock Performance and "Genesis" for Best Metal Performance. It is a good place to hear the band's weight and atmosphere working together.

Ohms: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 46:17

Tracklist

  1. 1Genesis5:17
  2. 2Ceremony3:27
  3. 3Urantia4:30
  4. 4Error4:50
  5. 5The Spell of Mathematics5:27
  6. 6Pompeji5:25
  7. 7This Link Is Dead4:37
  8. 8Radiant City3:35
  9. 9Headless4:59
  10. 10Ohms4:10
Produced by
Terry Date, Deftones
Recorded at
Henson Recording Studios (Hollywood), Trainwreck (Seattle)
Recorded
2019–2020
Mixed by
Terry Date
Engineered by
Terry Date, Andy Park
Labels
Reprise Records, Reprise
Length
46:17

Line-up

  • Stephen Carpenter
  • Abe Cunningham
  • Frank Delgado
  • Chino Moreno · vocals
  • Sergio Vega

Singles

  • “Ohms” · 21 August 2020
  • “Genesis” · 18 September 2020
  • “Ceremony” · 26 January 2021

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 20205
US Billboard 200 · 20205
Croatian International Albums (HDU) · 20201
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20201
US Hard Rock · 20201
US Top Rock Albums · 20202
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 20203
US Alternative · 20203
New Zealand Albums · 20204
Norwegian Vinyl Albums (VG-lista) · 20205
All 25 charts
Portuguese Albums · 20205
Scottish Albums · 20205
Swiss Albums · 20205
Hungarian Albums · 20207
German Albums · 20208
Finnish Albums · 202010
Austrian Albums · 202011
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 202011
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 202011
Spanish Albums (PROMUSICAE) · 202014
Ireland 3 · 202019
Dutch Albums · 202020
French Albums · 202023
Polish Albums · 202032
Italian Albums · 202039

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Wikidata25 September 2020
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
25 September 2020XWReprise Records093624892120original
25 September 2020XEReprise Records093624892137original
25 September 2020XEReprise Records093624892144original
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