On their latest album, Opeth take a decidedly more mellow, progressive approach to their unique brand of metal, drawing more from the back catalogs of Camel and Pink Floyd than any of the band's early death metal influences. Fans of Orchid may have been a tad confused by the jazz-fusion passages that made their way onto the album in songs like "Nepenthe," but Heritage is still undoubtedly an Opeth record, and a very good one at that.

While Opeth's new album may be a bit polarizing to fans -- especially those who miss Mikael Akerfeldt's death metal vocals -- that certainly didn't hurt it in the charts, as Heritage moved over 19,000 units in its first week to land at No. 20 on the Billboard 200 charts.

Opeth have just premiered their new music video for "The Devil's Orchard." You can check out the video, which was directed by New York City-based photographer Phil Mucci, below.

Opeth have just premiered a track from their forthcoming new album, Heritage. The track, titled "The Devil's Orchard," can be heard here.