"Satanica" is the fourth studio album by Polish metal band Behemoth, released on August 9, 1999, under Avantgarde Music. This album marks a significant evolution in the band's sound, incorporating elements of rock and various sub-genres of metal, showcasing their distinctive blend of black metal and death metal influences. Featuring a total of 8 tracks, "Satanica" delves into themes of anti-religion and the darker aspects of human nature, which are prevalent throughout Behemoth's discography. The album is characterized by its aggressive instrumentation, complex guitar riffs, and relentless drumming, all contributing to an immersive listening experience. "Satanica" is noted for its production quality, which enhances the raw energy and intensity of the music while maintaining clarity in the instrumentation. As a pivotal release in Behemoth's career, it laid the groundwork for their subsequent albums and solidified their position within the metal scene. The album's impact continues to resonate, influencing emerging artists and contributing to the evolution of modern metal.