Sol

One of the worst albums by one of the most overrated bands ever: people who, in 2006, are still wearing Iron Maiden t-shirts and stop there, without moving beyond that. For me, the mental level of these individuals is on the same plane as that of children who listen to Eminem and various boy bands. Kudos to the reviewer (especially for the remark about DiAnno's superiority over Dickinson), but the 5, despite Hallowed be thy name, just doesn’t hold up.

I greet all the anonymous big kids who fill their meaningless lives by provoking me with nursery school phrases. They are probably the same ones who lately crowd the cinemas across Italy to see De Sica's new masterpiece, deluding themselves into thinking they have reached their peak physical and spiritual evolution. Thank you from the bottom of my heart: no one does more for my self-esteem than stupid people.
As for the other users, the song on the CD is, in my opinion, superior to any other track by the band (by the way, the 5 and a half minutes duration is perfect for what it needs to convey), and in general, I've never come across anything in the musical realm that expresses the concept of "evil" better. However, I understand that giving it a perfect score could be quite debatable in this case.

Hello, since you "invited" me to check out your review, here I am.
Indeed, I had already had the chance to see it, as this was the Dissection album I wanted to review the most, but since you had already thought of it, I deemed it more appropriate to review the previous "The Somberlain."
If I may offer a critique, I'm quite sorry that you didn't mention the monumental "Night's Blood," but above all, I would say that for an album of this caliber, five stars are truly a must. Otherwise, it's a good review—concise but clear.

A truly unworthy review for one of the most mature albums that a Black Metal band has ever produced.

The album is a timeless masterpiece, and the previous comments are truly ridiculous (if you want to listen to bad music... BWAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!).
To the reviewer: excuse me, how can you not mention the title track of the CD?!?!?!?!? The true anthem of Children of Bodom, one of the greatest modern metal bands! INSANE!!