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cronos because you are rotten to the core!!!!

I don't know them, but I'm not interested either. The real black is something else.

For the rest, I agree with nekro, even if he is a bit too harsh.

jawbreaker the album is from 2003 I believe (or maybe 2004). The umpteenth proof that bloodbath are a disappointment. Overused and rehashed work is putting it mildly, even though it's a bit better than the previous "resurrection through carnage". The review is well written. Recommended only for nostalgics or those who know the entombed albums by heart.

I'll tell you, they don't drive me crazy, but they're not any worse than many others... do you want a sneak peek of my next review? ANIEL... wrong, but there's a globe as a consolation prize.

Ah, if someone guesses this quote, they win the Golden Cliff Burton, the Golden Bon Scott, the Golden Diamond Darrel, and the Golden AllDeadMetalorRockMusicians.

You say? Instead, the disc in question should arrive in a few days because I’ve already ordered it… surprised, huh? When you talk to me about desperate things (and where I catch a whiff of self-mutilation), I don't understand anything anymore (oh, I also ordered two other works by Antaeus). So, so, actually there aren't many shades of black, but let's say that the power is not lacking. For Scandinavian death, I don’t have a criterion; either I like it instinctively or it almost bothers me (take the case of Obscurant). I believe that if black or death aren't sincere, they lose all their charm. In any case, this album is excellent, and if you're not satisfied with the dose of brutality, turn to, still within the Anata family, the 2004 "Under a Stone..."

how much do they resemble Burzum? if a lot, that's fine; if a little, then it's a no... I don't like Swedish black metal. Sufficient review but you can improve. I didn't know there were these benighted here too; I was almost jealous when I read the title...

thank you all. Long live bestial metal. Bestial metal forever

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