Omen is the seventh studio album by Soulfly, the American heavy metal band, and it came out in May 2010 through Roadrunner Records. It was recorded in November 2009 and sits between Conquer (2008) and Enslaved (2012) in their run of records. Its sound draws on death metal, groove metal and thrash metal, and it keeps things tight, running to just over forty and a half minutes, which makes it the band's third shortest album.

For anyone following the band's story, Omen marks the end of a line-up. It is the last record to feature bassist Bobby Burns and drummer Joe Nuñez, who were replaced in mid-2011 by Tony Campos, known as the frontman of Asesino, and David Kinkade, formerly of Borknagar. It is a good one to hear if you want Soulfly's heavier, thrashier side in a compact package.

Omen: tracklist and credits

11 tracks · 40:32

Tracklist

  1. 1Bloodbath & BeyondMax Cavalera2:31
  2. 2Rise of the FallenMax Cavalera and Greg Puciato4:33
  3. 3Great DepressionMax Cavalera3:57
  4. 4Lethal InjectionMax Cavalera and Tommy Victor3:05
  5. 5KingdomMax Cavalera3:54
  6. 6Jeffrey DahmerMax Cavalera2:52
  7. 7Off With Their HeadsMax Cavalera4:22
  8. 8Vulture CultureMax Cavalera4:01
  9. 9Mega-DoomMax Cavalera3:04
  10. 10Counter SabotageMax Cavalera3:50
  11. 11Soulfly VIIMax Cavalera4:23
Produced by
Max Cavalera, Logan Mader
Recorded at
Edge of the Earth Studios (Los Angeles, California)
Recorded
November 2009
Labels
Roadrunner Records, Roadrunner
Length
40:32

Singles

  • “Rise of the Fallen” · 20 April 2010

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25 May 2010XWRoadrunner Records016861779122other
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