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Best progressive death metal songs of the 1990s

Hip-hop moved to the center and has not left. Grunge cleared out the arena rock standing in front of it. Dance music grew an audience that listened at home rather than in a club, while sample clearance got expensive enough that producers had to get sharper about what they took.

Songs from the progressive death metal albums of the 1990s, ordered by their own ratings rather than the record's.

  1. 2Focus coverTexturesCynic · Focus
  2. 3Focus coverUroboric FormsCynic · Focus
  3. 4Focus coverI'm But a Wave to ...Cynic · Focus
  4. 5Focus coverSentimentCynic · Focus
  5. 6Focus coverThe Eagle NatureCynic · Focus
  6. 7Focus coverCelestial VoyageCynic · Focus
  7. 8Focus coverVeil of MayaCynic · Focus
  8. 9Purgatory Afterglow coverSong of Sirens (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow
  9. 10Purgatory Afterglow coverThe Sinner and the Sadness (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow
  10. 11Purgatory Afterglow coverEnter Chaos (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow
  11. 12Purgatory Afterglow coverVelvet Dreams (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow
  12. 13Purgatory Afterglow coverElegy (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow
  13. 14Purgatory Afterglow coverBlack Tears (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow
  14. 15Purgatory Afterglow coverSilent (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow
  15. 16Purgatory Afterglow coverBlood-Colored (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow
  16. 17Purgatory Afterglow coverOf Darksome Origin (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow
  17. 18Purgatory Afterglow coverTwilight (Remaster 2024)Edge of Sanity · Purgatory Afterglow

One great song, one bad album

Tracks carry their own ratings here, so a record you would never play front to back can still have a song worth defending.

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