Description
PRE-ORDER — EXPECTED RELEASE 27 NOVEMBER 2026
This item is available for pre-order. Payment is taken at checkout, and your record will be dispatched once our stock arrives. Release dates are subject to change.
Deliverance sees Opeth at their heaviest and most uncompromising, blending crushing progressive metal riffs, intricate musicianship and dark, atmospheric passages into one of the defining albums of their career. Originally released in 2002, the album captures the band’s ability to balance extreme heaviness with complex arrangements and brooding melodies, creating a record that continues to reward repeated listening.
Tracks such as “Wreath,” “Deliverance,” and “A Fair Judgement” showcase the album’s dynamic range, shifting between punishing guitar work, intricate rhythms and expansive, tension-filled passages. Recorded alongside its contrasting companion album Damnation, Deliverance represents a landmark moment in Opeth’s evolution, delivering the heavier side of a particularly fascinating chapter in the band’s history.
This 25th Anniversary Edition on Crystal Clear Double Vinyl brings the album back to collectors in a striking new format.
Why This Record Is in the Crimson Vinyl Collection
Opeth have earned their place among progressive metal’s most distinctive and influential bands, and Deliverance remains an essential album for fans of intelligent, uncompromising heavy music. Its combination of technical precision, crushing intensity and dark atmosphere makes it a standout addition to any serious metal collection.
We’ve ordered copies through our European supplier, so Opeth fans can secure this anniversary edition directly from Crimson Vinyl Records. For us, it’s about more than stocking another release — it’s about bringing important albums back within reach of the collectors who appreciate them.
Built by collectors, for collectors.
Format & Release Details
- Artist: Opeth
- Album: Deliverance
- Edition: 25th Anniversary Edition
- Format: Double LP
- Vinyl colour: Crystal Clear
- Expected release date: 27 November 2026
Release dates and supplier allocations are subject to change.
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