The List of Amaranthe Albums in Order of Release Date

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Amaranthe’s discography consists of seven studio albums, one compilation album, one extended play, thirty-six singles, and thirty-three music videos.

The List of  Amaranthe Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Amaranthe Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Amaranthe — 13 April 2011
2. The Nexus — 19 March 2013
3. Massive Addictive — 21 October 2014
4. Maximalism — 21 October 2016
5. Helix — 19 October 2018
6. Manifest — 2 October 2020
7. The Catalyst — 23 February 2024

All Amaranthe Albums List in Order

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1. Amaranthe (2011)

Tracks:

1. Leave Everything Behind
2. Hunger
3. 1.000.000 Lightyears
4. Automatic
5. My Transition
6. Amaranthine
7. Rain
8. Call Out My Name
9. Enter the Maze
10. Director’s Cut
11. Act of Desperation
12. Serendipity

Amaranthe is the powerful self-titled debut album by Swedish heavy metal band Amaranthe, released on April 11, 2011. Fusing melodic death metal with pop-influenced clean vocals, the album showcases a unique triple-vocalist approach: Elize Ryd’s clean female vocals, Jake E’s clean male vocals, and Andy Solveström’s growls. It achieved notable chart success, peaking at #35 in Sweden and #16 in Finland, while topping Japan’s import charts, even surpassing Lady Gaga. Featuring standout tracks like “Hunger,” “Amaranthine,” and “1.000.000 Lightyears,” the album received deluxe editions with bonus tracks, acoustic versions, and a DVD packed with music videos, documentaries, and live footage.

2. The Nexus (2013)

Tracks:

1. Afterlife
2. Invincible
3. The Nexus
4. Theory of Everything
5. Stardust
6. Burn with Me
7. Mechanical Illusion
8. Razorblade
9. Future on Hold
10. Electroheart
11. Transhuman
12. Infinity

The Nexus is the second studio album by Swedish heavy metal band Amaranthe, released in March 2013 across various regions. Building on the fusion of metalcore, pop, and electronic elements introduced in their debut, the album expanded genre contrasts and embraced more creative freedom. Featuring standout tracks like “Afterlife,” “Stardust,” and the title song “The Nexus,” it showcases the band’s signature triple-vocal dynamic. This was also the final album to include harsh vocalist Andy Solveström. Produced by Jacob Hansen, it charted strongly in Finland, Sweden, and the U.S., and was released in several editions with bonus acoustic and video content.

3. Massive Addictive (2014)

Tracks:

1. Dynamite
2. Drop Dead Cynical
3. Trinity
4. Massive Addictive
5. Digital World
6. True
7. Unreal
8. Over and Done
9. Danger Zone
10. Skyline
11. An Ordinary Abnormality
12. Exhale

Massive Addictive is the third studio album by Swedish heavy metal band Amaranthe, released in 2014. Marking a pivotal shift in the band’s lineup, it introduces Henrik Englund as the new harsh vocalist, replacing Andy Solveström. The album showcases Amaranthe’s signature fusion of melodic metal, pop hooks, and electronic elements, across 12 high-energy tracks including standout singles like “Drop Dead Cynical” and the title track “Massive Addictive.” Produced by Jacob Hansen and co-produced by Olof Mörck and Jake E, the album received international acclaim, charting in multiple countries and peaking at No. 3 on Billboard’s Top Hard Rock Albums chart.

4. Maximalism (2016)

Tracks:

1. Maximize
2. Boomerang
3. That Song
4. 21
5. On the Rocks
6. Limitless
7. Fury
8. Faster
9. Break Down and Cry
10. Supersonic
11. Fireball
12. Endlessly

Released on October 21, 2016, MAXIMALISM is the fourth studio album by Swedish metal band Amaranthe and marks the final appearance of co-founder and clean vocalist Jake E. Recorded between April and August 2016, the album delivers a bold blend of melodic metal, pop, and electronic elements across 12 dynamic tracks, including fan favorites like “Maximize,” “That Song,” and the emotive ballad “Endlessly.” The album showcases the group’s signature triple-vocal approach, featuring Elize Ryd, Jake E, and Henrik Englund. Produced by Jacob Hansen, MAXIMALISM charted globally, peaking at #3 in Finland and #1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers Albums chart.

5. Helix (2018)

Tracks:

1. The Score
2. 365
3. Inferno
4. Countdown
5. Helix
6. Dream
7. GG6
8. Breakthrough Starshot
9. My Haven
10. Iconic
11. Unified
12. Momentum

Helix is the fifth studio album by Swedish heavy metal band Amaranthe, released in 2018. Marking a new era, it features the debut of clean male vocalist Nils Molin (of Dynazty), who replaced Jake E. The album blends melodic metal, pop, and electronic elements across twelve energetic tracks including fan favorites like “365,” “Countdown,” and the title track “Helix.” Elize Ryd and Olof Mörck led the songwriting, with dynamic contributions from harsh vocalist Henrik “GG6” Englund. Helix peaked at #1 on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart and secured strong chart positions across Europe and Japan, reinforcing Amaranthe’s global reach.

6. Manifest (2020)

Tracks:

1. Fearless
2. Make It Better
3. Scream My Name
4. Viral
5. Adrenaline
6. Strong
7. The Game
8. Crystalline
9. Archangel
10. Boom!1
11. Die and Wake Up
12. Do or Die

Manifest is the sixth studio album by Swedish metal band Amaranthe, released on October 2, 2020, via Nuclear Blast. Blending melodic metalcore and pop-metal, the album features collaborations with Noora Louhimo (Battle Beast), Perttu Kivilaakso (Apocalyptica), and Angela Gossow (ex-Arch Enemy). Notably, “Do or Die” appears in two versions: the album version highlights Nils Molin and Henrik Englund, while the bonus single version features Elize Ryd and Gossow. This is also the final album with growler Henrik Englund Wilhemsson. With chart success across Europe and dynamic production by Jacob Hansen, Manifest stands as a powerful evolution in Amaranthe’s discography.

7. The Catalyst (2024)

Tracks:

1. The Catalyst
2. Insatiable
3. Damnation Flame
4. Liberated
5. Re-Vision
6. Interference
7. Stay a Little While
8. Ecstasy
9. Breaking the Waves
10. Outer Dimensions
11. Resistance
12. Find Life

The Catalyst marks Amaranthe’s seventh studio album, released on 23 February 2024 via Nuclear Blast and produced by Jacob Hansen. It is the first to feature Mikael Sehlin on harsh vocals, following Henrik Wilhelmsson’s departure in 2022. The band promoted the album with six singles, including “Find Life,” “Damnation Flame,” and “Re-Vision.” Critically, the album received mostly positive reviews, with Blabbermouth hailing it as their best yet. Musically adventurous, it blends symphonic metal, electronic elements, and melodic hooks. The album peaked at number 3 in Germany and number 6 in Switzerland, affirming Amaranthe’s continued evolution and global fanbase impact.

Conclusion:

Amaranthe’s evolution from their 2008 formation to their latest release, The Catalyst (2024), showcases a band unafraid to push the boundaries of metal. Seamlessly blending melodic death metal, pop, power metal, and metalcore, Amaranthe has carved a distinct identity with their signature three-vocalist setup. Their discography reflects consistent growth, innovation, and international acclaim, with highlights including the chart-topping The Nexus and the genre-defying Maximalism. With over 500,000 albums sold worldwide, Amaranthe continues to influence and reshape modern metal. Exploring the Amaranthe Albums in Order offers a comprehensive view of their artistic journey and genre-defying musical legacy.

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