The List of Xandria Albums in Order of Release Date

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As of now, German symphonic metal band Xandria has released eight studio albums and two EPs, showcasing their evolving sound and numerous lineup changes since their founding by Marco Heubaum in 1994.

The List of  Xandria Albums in Order of Release Date

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

1. Kill the Sun — 5 May 2003
2. Ravenheart — 24 May 2004
3. India — August 22, 2005
4. Salomé – The Seventh Veil — 25 May 2007
5. Neverworld’s End — 24 February 2012
6. Sacrificium — 2 May 2014
7. Theater of Dimensions — 27 January 2017
8. The Wonders Still Awaiting — 3 February 2023

All Xandria Albums List in Order

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1. Kill the Sun (2003)

Tracks:

1. Kill the Sun
2. Mermaids
3. Ginger
4. She’s Nirvana
5. Forever Yours
6. Casablanca
7. So You Disappear
8. Wisdom
9. Isis/Osiris
10. Calyx Virago

Kill the Sun marks the powerful debut of German symphonic metal band Xandria, released on 5 May 2003 via Drakkar Entertainment. Blending gothic atmospheres with symphonic flair, the album features tracks developed from the band’s early demos alongside five new compositions. Produced by Dirk Riegner and mixed by Modo Bierkamp, the recording spanned renowned German studios, including Principal Studio and Horus Sound. Fronted by vocalist Lisa Schaphaus, the album showcases emotional depth in songs like “Forever Yours” and the title track. Entering the German charts at No. 98, Kill the Sun signaled Xandria’s promising entry into the symphonic metal scene.

2. Ravenheart (2004)

Tracks:

1. Ravenheart
2. The Lioness
3. Back to the River
4. Eversleeping
5. Fire of Universe
6. Some Like It Cold
7. Answer
8. My Scarlet Name
9. Snow-White
10. Black Flame
11. Too Close to Breathe
12. Keep My Secret Well

Xandria’s second studio album, Ravenheart, released on 24 May 2004 via Drakkar Entertainment, marked a major breakthrough for the German symphonic metal band. Building on the foundation of their debut Kill the Sun, Ravenheart expanded the band’s sonic landscape with cinematic orchestrations, modern guitar riffs, and gothic atmospheres. Produced by José Alvarez-Brill, the album showcased standout tracks like “Ravenheart” and “Eversleeping,” drawing critical acclaim and charting at number 36 in Germany. Vocalist Lisa Schaphaus and guitarist Marco Heubaum collaborated closely on songwriting, pushing creative boundaries. The album’s eclecticism and emotional depth cemented Xandria’s place in the metal and gothic music scenes.

3. India (2005)

Tracks:

1. India
2. Now & Forever
3. In Love with the Darkness
4. Fight Me
5. Black and Silver
6. Like a Rose on the Grave of Love
7. Widescreen
8. The End of Every Story
9. Who We Are (And Who We Want to Be)
10. Dancer
11. Winterhearted
12. Return to India

Xandria’s third studio album, India, released on August 22, 2005 via Drakkar Entertainment, marks a dynamic evolution in the band’s symphonic metal journey. Featuring a powerful and more varied sound than its predecessor Ravenheart, the album integrates cinematic orchestration by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg and diverse guest musicians, including members of Irish folk band Sceal Eile and German folk-metal act Lyriel. Produced by José Alvarez-Brill, the album spans themes of self-discovery and inner journeys, reflected in the conceptual framing between the tracks “India” and “Return to India.” It includes the single “In Love with the Darkness” and reached #30 on the German charts.

4. Salomé – The Seventh Veil (2007)

Tracks:

1. Save My Life
2. Vampire
3. Beware
4. Emotional Man
5. Salomé
6. Only for the Stars in Your Eyes
7. Firestorm
8. A New Age
9. The Wind and the Ocean
10. Sisters of the Light
11. Sleeping Dogs Lie
12. On My Way

Xandria’s “Salomé – The Seventh Veil” is the band’s fourth studio album, released on May 25, 2007, through Drakkar Entertainment. A concept album inspired by the biblical character Salomé, it blends symphonic metal with rich oriental influences and orchestral arrangements, creating a cinematic soundscape. Fronted by Lisa Middelhauve in her final appearance with the band, the album explores themes of seduction, power, and transformation. Highlights include the singles “Save My Life” and “Sisters of the Light,” both of which showcase Xandria’s signature fusion of metal and melody. The album peaked at No. 49 on the German charts and features 13 powerful tracks.

5. Neverworld’s End (2012)

Tracks:

1. A Prophecy of Worlds to Fall
2. Valentine
3. Forevermore
4. Euphoria
5. Blood on My Hands
6. Soulcrusher
7. The Dream Is Still Alive
8. The Lost Elysion
9. Call of the Wind
10. A Thousand Letters
11. Cursed
12. The Nomad’s Crown

Neverworld’s End is the fifth studio album by German symphonic metal band Xandria, released on 24 February 2012 via Napalm Records. Marking a pivotal era for the band, it is the only album to feature the powerful vocals of Manuela Kraller and the final appearance of bassist Nils Middelhauve. The album blends orchestral grandeur with metal intensity across 12 core tracks, including the single “Valentine.” Highlights such as “A Prophecy of Worlds to Fall” and “The Nomad’s Crown” showcase epic compositions by Marco Heubaum. Charting at #43 in Germany and #51 in Switzerland, the album earned acclaim for its cinematic soundscape and lush production.

6. Sacrificium (2014)

Tracks:

1. Sacrificium
2. Nightfall
3. Dreamkeeper
4. Stardust
5. The Undiscovered Land
6. Betrayer
7. Until the End
8. Come with Me
9. Little Red Relish
10. Our Neverworld
11. Temple of Hate
12. Sweet Atonement

Sacrificium, the sixth studio album by German symphonic metal band Xandria, was released on May 2, 2014, via Napalm Records. Marking a new era, it introduced Dutch soprano Dianne van Giersbergen as the lead vocalist, replacing Manuela Kraller. The album also featured bassist Steven Wussow for the first time. Staying true to the epic sound of Neverworld’s End, Sacrificium expanded its orchestral and operatic elements, emphasizing grandeur and emotional depth. Its title, meaning “sacred offering” in Latin, reflects themes of devotion and transformation. With tracks like “Stardust” and the 10-minute epic title song, the album solidified Xandria’s place in symphonic metal.

7. Theater of Dimensions (2014)

Tracks:

1. Where the Heart is Home
2. Death to the Holy
3. Forsaken Love
4. Call of Destiny
5. We Are Murderers (We All)
6. Dark Night of the Soul
7. When the Walls Came Down (Heartache Was Born)
8. Ship of Doom
9. Ceilí
10. Song for Sorrow and Woe
11. Burn Me
12. Queen of Hearts Reborn
13. A Theater of Dimensions

• I. “Awakening”
• II. “The Machine”
• III. “A Parallel Sphere”
• IV. “A Battle of Minds”
• V. “Home in a Dream”

Released on January 27, 2017, Theater of Dimensions is Xandria’s seventh studio album and a symphonic metal epic rich in storytelling, orchestration, and vocal mastery. Marking the final studio appearances of vocalist Dianne van Giersbergen, bassist Steven Wussow, guitarist Philip Restemeier, and drummer Gerit Lamm, the album is a farewell to a powerful era in the band’s history. Produced by Joost van den Broek, it features dynamic guest vocals and grand compositions, with the 14-minute title track as its centerpiece. The album achieved chart success in Germany (#17) and Switzerland (#25), showcasing its international impact.

8. The Wonders Still Awaiting (2023)

Tracks:

1. Two Worlds
2. Reborn
3. You Will Never Be Our God
4. The Wonders Still Awaiting
5. Ghosts
6. Your Stories I’ll Remember
7. My Curse Is My Redemption
8. Illusion Is Their Name
9. Paradise
10. Mirror of Time
11. Scars
12. The Maiden and the Child
13. Astèria

The Wonders Still Awaiting is the eighth studio album by German symphonic metal band Xandria, released on February 3, 2023, through Napalm Records. Marking a new era for the band, it features an entirely revamped lineup, with Ambre Vourvahis debuting as lead vocalist alongside Tim Schwarz (bass), Rob Klawonn (guitar), and Dimitrios Gatsios (drums). Longtime members Gerit Lamm and Philip Restemeier are absent for the first time. The album spans 74 minutes across 13 epic tracks composed by Marco Heubaum, blending cinematic orchestration, soaring vocals, and powerful metal elements. It charted impressively, reaching #9 in Germany and #4 on the UK Rock & Metal Albums chart.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Xandria Albums in Order reflect a dynamic and evolving journey marked by powerful symphonic arrangements, lineup changes, and artistic growth. From the early gothic tones of Kill the Sun to the cinematic depth of The Wonders Still Awaiting, each album captures a distinct chapter in the band’s history. Vocalists like Lisa Middelhauve, Manuela Kraller, and Dianne van Giersbergen have each left a unique mark on their respective eras, while founder Marco Heubaum’s vision remained central. With eight studio albums and two EPs, Xandria Albums in Order showcase the band’s resilience and continued relevance in symphonic metal.

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