Opeth - Damnation

No, Damnation is uniquely famous for being entirely devoid of death metal elements, featuring only clean vocals and acoustic instruments. It serves as the soft, progressive rock companion to their heavy 2002 album, Deliverance.

Damnation was produced by Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree, who also provided backing vocals and keyboards. Wilson's influence is heavily credited with helping Opeth achieve the album's distinct, melancholic 1970s progressive rock sound.

Damnation is officially Opeth's seventh studio album, released in 2003. It was recorded simultaneously with Deliverance as part of a massive, ambitious double-album project.

While not a mainstream pop hit, the song "Windowpane" became one of Opeth's most acclaimed and widely recognized tracks. The album itself was highly praised by critics and helped Opeth secure a wider audience outside the traditional death metal scene.