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Symphonic Death Metal is a sub-genre of death metal that emerged in the late 1990s. It is characterized by the use of symphonic instruments, such as orchestras, choirs, and keyboards, in addition to traditional death metal instruments like guitars, drums, and bass.

One of the most popular symphonic death metal bands is Septicflesh, a Greek band formed in 1990. They are known for their use of orchestral elements in their music, combined with heavy guitar riffs and growled vocals. Another popular symphonic death metal band is Fleshgod Apocalypse, an Italian band formed in 2007. They are known for their use of classical music elements, such as opera vocals and piano, in their music.

There are several radio stations that specialize in symphonic death metal music. One of the most popular is Metal Express Radio, which features a variety of metal sub-genres, including symphonic death metal. Another popular radio station is Metal Devastation Radio, which features a 24/7 stream of metal music, including symphonic death metal.

Other notable symphonic death metal bands include Dimmu Borgir, Carach Angren, and Epica. This genre continues to evolve and gain popularity among metal fans around the world.



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