Fidia

Dear Fabbiu, I know well that it's easy to be captivated by these types. I am almost 29 years old and I grew up with various Slayer, Misfits, Black Sabbath, Christian Death, of course Iron Maiden, King Diamond, Venom, Sodom, Bathory, Kreator, and I witnessed the birth of Grind with the likes of Napalm Death, Morbid Angel, etc. and of Black with the early Paradise Lost, Tiamat, Therion, etc. I was so fascinated by Ozzy that I would wear any clothing (except for underwear and socks) with his name on it and memorize his interviews to then repeat his exact words on occasion, passing them off as my own. I assure you, I was really mesmerized, and many things still today provoke a sinister fascination in me, like the occult and some aspects of totalitarian systems. However, as you grow up, you realize that the important things are truly different, and it's useless to list them; we all know them. That's why when I read the rants of these individuals, I can only conclude that we are faced with dangerous lunatics who could influence the personalities of especially younger kids, who, like I was as a teenager, are easily impressionable. That's why I recommend you listen to all the music, as I do too, but to carefully consider what is being presented to you, because one day, when you have to grapple with the difficulties of everyday life, like trying to make it to the end of the month (and I assure you, it has become quite a task), you will realize that all these things are absolute nonsense compared to real problems. P.S.: finally remember that cinema, as much as it might influence, is absolute fiction. Regards to all.

Nu metal is absolute garbage.

At first listen, I liked them, but later I found them a bit repetitive. Overall, a decent album, maybe a little too commercial. In any case, definitely inferior to Nightwish.

Ah Dante, what album have you been listening to? In October Rust, there's no song titled "october rust." You really messed that one up!

Reading the review and a few comments made me want to write a couple of lines, not about the music since I haven't listened to the above album (to be honest, I don't really like black, except for a few cases), but about the so-called "philosophy" of this Burzum.
Well, I'll give you the answer to your questions: this Burzum is a crazy bastard, and I hope he spends his entire miserable life in prison. If what my friend Stefano writes in his review is true, it's pointless to try to understand the meanders of his mind, simply because he probably doesn't understand them himself, being afflicted by his insanity.
In the past and present, there have been and are individuals who advocate abhorrent theories. Generally, this is done for advertising and commercial gains (see Manson), but when faced with cases like this, one can't help but immediately notice that not all the gears are in place in the brain of the person spouting such nonsense.
In conclusion, don't be fascinated by these individuals, not for moral reasons, but solely because you should use your own head and heart to understand whether what they tell you truly aligns with what you think.

Fuck this shit group.
The only good thing is that the singer (lucky him) got to bang Spears.
P.S.: I will make comments like this every time I see reviews on the so-called "nu metal," which, in my opinion, should be completely boycotted. It will be my crusade and, I hope, yours as well.

It is absolutely not a 5; it's a decidedly mediocre album.

Huge, one of the inspiring bands for many gothic metal groups, and not only, that are currently trending.

At first, I really liked them, but now they're definitely getting tiring. They should have the courage to diversify their themes a bit if they don't want to end up like Manowar, who, despite their advanced age, keep annoying us with the same old clichés about heavy metal.

Paradise Lost could have been one of the greatest bands on the planet if only they hadn’t had so many ups and downs…