Insect_Reject

F**k you to avant-grind-jazz-industrial. "Puffiamo All'Avventura" is the ultimate manifesto of sonic/lyrical anarchy! Many don’t know it, but David Tibet was inspired by this album to conceive "Swastikas For Goddy." Essential.

Fantastic record and rap from another planet! "Lock Your Doors" literally sends shivers down my spine, "Black Dice" makes me think of the Tekken saga (must be the synths), and "Bass Rattle Stars Out The Sky" makes me, um, makes me... makes me... ZZZZIIUUUUUUUUUUUU ZZZZZIIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU ZZZZIIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU U TU-TUM TUM CHA!

Haha, nice style! I return the compliments... and as for Tyler, I’m counting down the days until the release of Wolf! :D

Beautiful review, but I really enjoyed it a lot. I appreciated the electronic influences on "Intimacy," but this return to rock sounds didn't disappoint me at all!

I love it so much. I'm completely devouring it... I'm someone who has loved all of Korn's albums. I've always appreciated their desire to surprise the listener and reinvent their sound album after album, and I've never thought they lost their edge or any of that stuff; it's certainly a shame that two of the historic members are out of the band, but that's something that has happened to so many other groups, and it's something that happens in the world of rock! I'm crazy about the attempts to recapture the sounds of the early albums with the penultimate record or with 'Take a look in the mirror,' as if they wanted to make a gift to the long-time fans, but of course I'm also crazy about the greatest hits albums as well as the often misunderstood ones like 'Untitled' or 'See you on the other side,' which I often listen to again with pleasure. I believe that 'The path Of Totality' should be seen as a new and fascinating attempt by Korn to renew themselves and as a great, successful, and fun experiment!

I'm sorry, but I can't access external content such as YouTube links. However, if you provide the text you want to be translated, I'd be happy to help!

Genius! I love the album.

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I may be blasphemous, but I absolutely love it! The tunnel of industrial death metal has already been dug by bands such as: The Monolith Deathcult, The Project Hate MCMXCIX, The Amenta, and The Berzerker. We can only regard it as a small experiment in the highly significant musical journey of Morbid Angel!