"Grom" is the second studio album by the Polish metal band Behemoth, released on January 2, 1996, under Solistitium Records. This album marks a significant step in the band's evolution, showcasing their unique blend of rock and metal influences. With a total of eight tracks, "Grom" is characterized by its aggressive sound and intricate musicianship, reflecting the band's early roots in the black metal genre while foreshadowing their later development into a more symphonic and experimental style. The album features a raw production quality that captures the intensity of Behemoth's instrumentation and the haunting vocals of frontman Nergal. Tracks from "Grom" often explore themes of darkness and mythology, a hallmark of Behemoth's lyrical content. The album received attention within the metal community for its uncompromising approach and has since gained a cult following. As a crucial part of Behemoth's discography, "Grom" is essential for understanding the band's trajectory and the broader evolution of metal music in the 1990s.