Since the Death

Christian symphonic metal fuses the cinematic scale of symphonic/orchestral writing with the heaviness of metal, while centering explicitly Christian themes. Typical hallmarks include sweeping string sections, brass fanfares, pipe-organ or choir passages, and metal rhythm sections charged by double‑kick drums, palm‑muted riffs, and soaring lead guitars. Vocals range from powerful female sopranos and male tenors/baritones to occasional harsh growls borrowed from extreme metal. Lyrically the style references Scripture, Christian doctrine, worshipful devotion, apocalyptic imagery, and spiritual warfare, often couched in epic narratives. The overall result is a large‑format, theatrical sound that blends church‑music grandeur with modern metal intensity.