ChaosA.D.

Congratulations on the very detailed review. I quite like the album, regardless of the two, three, or twenty chords (for goodness' sake, those who listen to music out of love for technique are absolutely not to be criticized). In fact, I personally judge an artistic work based on the emotions it gives me, and in this case, the boss did not let me down; then again, de gustibus...

I thank everyone for their comments, both good and bad. P.S. Regarding "adempito," I wanted to inform THEJARGONKING that I was aware of the variant in question (I say this with irony and without the slightest annoyance; criticism is helpful and necessary). As for the claim that blast beat is derived from jazz, I read it on Wikipedia, and if any of you can point me to where the opposite is supported, I’ll be more than happy to check it out right away! Thank you all again, and I will try to make fewer mistakes in the future.

They've reached the letter H, I'm eagerly awaiting the new album (they're my favorite death metal band, hehehe). As for the genres, I'll look for a better classification in the future, since I don’t really like to contradict myself that much, ahahahaha.

Great review, congratulations! The album is a true masterpiece, a dreamlike journey into a decadent and romantic dimension where, at least for once, anger and melancholy are harmonized in a single fragment of dream!

Great review, you captured the group and the genre they represent perfectly. As for the album, what can I say... it's an absolute must-have!

Look, as far as the blast beat is concerned, Wikipedia confirms my analysis; however, regarding the brutal-death thing, I couldn't find the death metal label, and I don't know how to add it myself. If you know how to do it, would you mind telling me? Thank you.

Great review! You have perfectly captured the spirit of this fantastic album. With this product, Sepultura have effectively expressed the communicative potential of a genre like Heavy Metal, often seen as a hodgepodge of screams and chants to Satan. The political commitment, but above all the anger and the desire to make the world understand that despite everything, we do not want to give up, make "Chaos A.D." a must for every lover of good metal.

I enjoyed the review, although I don't agree with your statement about the idiots who want to appear old-style at all costs (don't take it as a personal attack, it's just my opinion). However, I really liked the album; in fact, I listen to it very gladly and find it quite evocative.

Great review, well written and absolutely enjoyable to read. As for the album: I really like it, I find it fast, tight, and engaging, but tastes are tastes!