"Demigod" is the seventh studio album by the Polish extreme metal band Behemoth, released on October 25, 2004, through Regain Records. This album showcases a significant evolution in Behemoth's sound, blending elements of rock and various metal sub-genres, particularly black metal and death metal. With a total of 10 tracks, "Demigod" explores complex themes through its intense instrumentation and aggressive vocals, characteristic of Behemoth's style. The album is notable for its intricate guitar work, powerful drumming, and dark lyrical content, reflecting the band's signature approach to thematic storytelling. Tracks such as “Demigod” and “Conquer All” exemplify the band's technical prowess and their ability to craft immersive musical landscapes. "Demigod" was well-received within the metal community, contributing to Behemoth's reputation as a leading force in the extreme metal genre. The release has been influential in shaping the sound of modern metal, resonating with fans and critics alike. As a pivotal entry in Behemoth's discography, "Demigod" solidifies the band's status in the rock and metal scene.