Psycroptic

There is nothing more pagan than a hymn to nature. Contrary to what we have been led to believe for 2000 years, pagans didn’t spend their days massacring Christians; primarily because until the fifth century AD, there were only a handful of Christians, and also because pagans didn’t care about Christians at all; they much preferred to have sex or create works of art. As for Northern Europe, Christianity arrived even later, between the ninth and eleventh centuries, brought violently by the armies of the so-called Holy Roman Empire.

The rest of the death and brutal groups are physiologically not only anti-Christian but anti-religious in general, not to mention the black groups.........

1 - I made a mistake setting up my first post, I only like the first two albums by Deicide. 2 - Anatas, you disappointed me, you talk like Ruini, Sibillo is right, a true Christian shouldn't spit hatred against those who have a different opinion and who has NEVER HARMED ANYONE, then incinerate who?? If everyone incinerated those who annoy them, the world would be uninhabited, so let’s not say nonsense, okay?! And then you say you prefer Bathory??? But do you know that Quorthon was anti-Christian to the core and that upon his death he was buried according to the Viking ritual???? 3 - Generally speaking, a Christian shouldn't be a big fan of death metal and extreme metal in particular, aside from some Christian bands like Mortification, which anyway aren’t that great (I listened to their second album, Scrolls of the Megilloth, considered their best work, but if that’s the best, just imagine the worst...).

I also believed it was the movie by Tinto Brass.............

but Ralph Santolla isn't in Obituary???

Let me break a lance in favor of Anatas, who as a Catholic cannot possibly love a group with that name and those themes, right? As for me, I wanted to say that I didn't like them after Legion. Generally speaking, it's obvious that anyone who loves death metal must take into account its various associated elements, both lyrically and imaginatively. Personally, I am not aware of any crimes committed by any member of Deicide; one thing is to bleat like Benton, another is to actually commit crimes like Burzum. I wouldn't put them on the same level.

a good review of an album that has nothing good about it, if they had called it a day after Legion they would be legends now, while by continuing to release useless albums they’ve only made themselves ridiculous. honestly, locking them up seems like bullshit to me, after all, who have they ever hurt?? if we don’t like them, we just don’t listen to them. personally, I never liked them, but to each their own as always.

notwithstanding that in the streets and in the Italian squares there are maidens comparable, if not superior, to the aforementioned lady, they can be found in abundance, especially in this sweltering summer season.

The basic rule of debaser is that everyone reviews what they like the most, and then it's up to the users to express their opinions. So nitpicking the current reviewer just because they reviewed person A instead of person B seems like nonsense to me. That said, what I think of this album you can infer from the rating, and it seems pointless to reiterate that unless you're on the other side, no one would say no to a romp with Miss Hudgens; on the contrary.........

Max with Soulfly is doing again what Halford did 10 years ago with his band, picking up the sound of the mother band while waiting for the inevitable reunion!!!!!