Metascore
78

Generally favorable reviews - based on 12 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 10 out of 12
  2. Negative: 0 out of 12
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  1. Mojo
    Aug 25, 2015
    60
    10 well-crafted, progressive rock tracks that transcend schlock-rock trappings. [Oct 2015, p.98]
  2. Aug 21, 2015
    60
    Given the rigid stylistic direction of Meliora overall, Ghost seem to be writing for the expectations of the general metal community with songs like the stock metallic chugging of 'Absolution' and the AC/DC-baiting 'Majesty'. Such safe playing prevents Meliora from being something truly special.
User Score
8.8

Universal acclaim- based on 112 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Negative: 4 out of 112
  1. Aug 30, 2017
    9
    A BLAST. Ghost showed that they are able to create their sound to perfection in this album. Every song feels like an instant classic, maybeA BLAST. Ghost showed that they are able to create their sound to perfection in this album. Every song feels like an instant classic, maybe its because it was influenced by classic rock. still the fusion of Metal, Classic Heavy Rock and 80's Pop sounds... bas Ghost showed that for the 3rd time they are able to pull it off, better than ever. Full Review »
  2. Jun 28, 2017
    9
    This album combines the accessibility and catchiness with the energy of metal resulting in a near perfect set of songs. Not really sure whyThis album combines the accessibility and catchiness with the energy of metal resulting in a near perfect set of songs. Not really sure why the critics rate it so lowly.
    Fav Tracks: "Spirit", "Cirice", "From The Pinnacle To The Pit" and "Absolution"
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  3. Jun 10, 2016
    10
    Amazing album with that recognizable old school sound done in Ghost style. Not a single subpar song on the album as it ends flawlessly withAmazing album with that recognizable old school sound done in Ghost style. Not a single subpar song on the album as it ends flawlessly with "Deus in Absentia" and the choir singing at the end. Full Review »