The Triptych (Demon Hunter Album) 20 Years Later

 It is crazy to think that this album came out 20 years ago and in my humble opinion one of their best albums that they had ever done which is The Triptych from the Christian Metal Band Demon Hunter.

Back in October of 2005, The Triptych hit the stores and had sold over 6,000 copies and was also re-released in October of 2006.

At the time, Demon Hunter featured Ryan Clark on vocals, brother Don Clark on rhythm guitars, Ethan Luck on lead guitar, Jon Dunn on bass guitar, Yogi Watts on drums.

Track List

The Flame That Guides Us Home

Not I

Undying

Relentless Intolerance

Deteriorate

The Soldier's Song

Fire To My Soul

One Thousand Apologies

The Science Of Lies

Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck (Prong Cover)

Ribcage

The Tide Began To Rise

I LOVE this album! I mean when I first heard about them and found albums of theirs at the Friendship Bookstore. Just nonstop jamming from the first song all the way to the end of it. Ryan's vocals were superb, the drums by Yogi were incredible as well as the amazing guitar work of Don, Ethan and Jon.

This album hit number one Heatseekers Albums, Top 10 Christian Albums, Number 136 Top Album Sales, Number 136 in Billboards Top 200.

The songs I listen to the most were One Thousand Apologies, Undying and Not I especially when it follows The Flame That Guides Us Home intro. Just a ton of joy to listen and I highly recommend you guys to go out and listen to this amazing record.

Again, this album is 20 years old and is still just as good as it was when it first came out back in 2005. God Bless you Demon Hunter!

Until Next Time!

God Bless and Be Safe Everybody! 🙏🙏🙏



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