Tepes

I believe that the best of Napalm is "Fear Emptiness Despair," but I bow before this album and the other seminal "Harmony Corruption." I would have lingered a bit more on the death metal element that emerges for the first time in this album... in short, before, Napalm were effectively a grind band; with Utopia Banished, they turned towards death. The review deserves a 5 because, aside from the above detail, you hit the most important points of the English combo's sound. Well done.

Those who enjoy ill nino are coprophagous. Beautiful the review...how to say...minimal...hermetic...Now DeBaser can boast of having among its ranks a pioneer of literature, the man who will give life to a new avant-garde...BRIAN CROW!!!!!!

worm infested is definitely below much of the cannibal production. It’s quite predictable and boring, with no noteworthy insights. The only redeeming factor is (partially) the Metallica cover... for the rest, I agree with mayhem. The review is good, although I would have emphasized it more.

stefanohab...I'm afraid I belong to that very category...I make a living with this stuff...anyway, I think I'll follow your advice and send reviews with much moderation...you see, I've been misled by so many fake reviews online and now I wanted to make sure that those looking for good extreme products don't make the same mistake. That's all. But you're right...est modus in rebus!

bleah (the review)

I HATE LIFE

I don't understand why you speak well of the album throughout the (very detailed) review and then give it a 3... anyway, good review and decent album.

a review that is too short and says nothing about the technical or personal aspects. The album has only a few successful tracks.

You wreck carriages, once again you prove to be an intelligent person (as well as eloquent): Morbid should be ashamed.... Moreover, I’ve read interviews with the aforementioned in which he displays all his arrogance and presumption. His records should be downloaded and spread, if only to harm him.

In the past, I had serious issues with the themes addressed by Herr Morbid and his companions... and I have to say that apart from "Disheartenment," the other songs and, in general, all the statements from this frontman are an outrage to those who have truly experienced dark moments in their lives. I completely agree with you. The fact that Morbid is a poser is indisputable; he just needs to realize that there are things that shouldn't be turned into a banner, and one of these is suicide.