10 Heavy Metal Albums Questions | Heavy Metal Trivia Quiz

Answer: Heartwork

Michael Amott left the band right after 'Heartwork' was released, and formed Spiritual Beggars and Arch Enemy. Carcass spilt up in 1995 after they released 'Swansong'. The band released a greatest hits album in 2004 called 'Choice Cuts'.

Answer: In The Nightside Eclipse

'In The Nightside Eclipse' was released by Emperor in 1994, the same year as when Darkthrone released 'Transilvanian Hunger'. Darkthrone was founded in 1987 under the name Black Death as a death metal band, but they changed their name to Darkthrone before the release of their debut album, 'Soulside Journey'.

Answer: New American Gospel

Lamb Of God were formerly known as Burn The Priest, and released a self-titled album whilst called this in 1998. They changed their name to what it is now when they signed to Prosthetic Records in 1999.

Answer: Hellalive

'Hellalive' was recorded at the Brixton Academy in London on December 8th 2001, except for two songs, 'None But My Own' and 'The Burning Red', which were recorded at the 'With Full Force' festival in Germany on July 7th 2002.

Answer: The Black Album

Metallica's self-titled album was released in 1991. It is commonly known as 'The Black Album' due to the fact the cover is black and mainly featureless. Five singles were released from this album, they were; 'Enter Sandman', 'The Unforgiven', 'Nothing Else Matters', 'Wherever I May Roam' and 'Sad But True'.

Answer: Far Beyond Driven

When 'Far Beyond Driven' debuted at Number One on the American Billboard 200, it was the first metal album to do so. Both 'The Great Southern Trendkill' and 'Reinventing The Steel' reached Number Four on the American Billboard 200. The band broke up in 2003, and guitarist Dimebag Darrell was murderer on December 8th 2004, whilst playing a gig with his new band, Damageplan.

Answer: The Opposite Of December... A Season Of Seperation

'The Opposite Of December... A Season Of Seperation' was Poison The Well's debut album, after their debut EP, 'Distance Only Makes the Heart Grow Fonder', was released in 1998 by Good Life Recordings. Alan Landsman only played bass guitar on one Poison The Well album.

Answer: Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat

'Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat' was originally independantly released in 1996, and then was re-released in 1997 by -ismist Recordings. -ismist Recordings only released 666 copies of the album.

Answer: Natural Born Chaos

Soilwork released 'Natural Born Chaos' in 2002. Only one single was released from this album, and that was 'As We Speak'. The Haunted released 'One Kill Wonder' in 2003, In Flames released 'Come Clarity' in 2006 and Soil released 'Redefine' in 2004.

Answer: Midwest Pandemic

Twelve Tribes were founded in 1998, and released their debut album, 'As Feathers To Flowers And Petals To Wings', a year later. Vocalist Adam Jackson is famous for his dreadlocks that reach down to his waist.