Opeth’s Heritage on vinyl is the band’s tenth studio album, marking a bold shift toward progressive rock with intricate melodies, jazz‑inspired interplay, and clean vocals that redefine their sound beyond traditional metal. Produced by Mikael Åkerfeldt and mixed by Steven Wilson, this record blends atmospheric depth and technical sophistication, making it a standout addition for collectors and fans of adventurous progressive music.
 
Why this is in the Crimson Vinyl Stock:
Probably the most controversial album, being the first Opeth release with 'clean' vocals, and without the death vocals, much to the chagrin of fans.  With Steve Wilson producing, this album explored new sounds in Opeth's move towards a more progressive sound.  Doomsayers lament on the detah growls being required, I say this album is a brilliant explorative journey and worthy in my collection of Opeth albums.
 
Track listing:
 
Side A
Heritage
The Devil's Orchard
I Feel The Dark
 
Side B
Slither
Nepenthe
Haxprocess
 
Side C
Famine
The Lines in my Hand
 
Side D
Folklore
Marrow of the Earth