1656 - Therion Son of The Staves of Time 2007

Two and a half years after the release of the impressive double-album consisting of ‘’Lemuria’’ and ‘’Sirius B’’, Therion mastermind, guitarist and keyboarder Christofer Johnsson, the Niemann brothers on bass, acoustic and electric guitars and keyboards and new collaborator Petter Karlsson who participated in the choirs, played drums, guitars, keyboards and percussions put out another double-album which wasn’t separated in two parts this time. ‘’Gothic Kabbalah’’ features two discs, fifteen songs and a total running time of eighty-three minutes. Lyrics, melody, and magical on this Son of te Staves of Time.

1157 - Therion Gothic Kabbalah 2007

Swedish symphonic Thrash masters Therion have had a terrific run since their debut in 1990. From breathtaking live albums to stunning studio efforts, they have done it all. After 2004's double strike of "Lemuria" and "Sirius B" and 2006's DVD of the year "Celebrators of Becoming", Therion's mastermind Christofer Johnsson comes back with a double-CD release entitled "Gothic Kabbalah". he title track is one of the definitive highlights, with its vocal duel, the catchy chorus and the use of some choir passages.

231 - Therion A Black Rose 1993

The Swedish band Therion chose not to follow Entombed down the Left Hand Path, opting instead to bringing innovative and challenging elements, shrouding their compositions in mystical darkness similar to fellow Swedes Tiamat. And while Therion's first two efforts, "Of Darkness..." and "Beyond Sanctorum", were more or less unique takes on traditional Swedish Death, "Symphony Masses - Ho Drakon Ho Megas" is the album where the band became something much more. Delving deeper into themes of occult mysticism and mythology, there is a thick, ceremonial darkness that hovers above and lies underneath songs such as "A Black Rose", which runs along at a groovy, death rock pace with distorted vocals.