Anti-Bisius fanclub

 If a masterpiece like the debut hadn’t come out, we wouldn’t be here talking about it, but I find that their subsequent works have been released "at random."

 Everything already heard to the point of almost bordering on self-plagiarism with tracks like the title track that has too much familiarity.

This review critiques Disturbed's album Indestructible as an inconsistent and less inspired follow-up to their previous works. While some tracks stand out, much of the album feels recycled and lacking fresh ideas. The tracklist is poorly arranged, making the listening experience difficult. The reviewer suggests the band seems out of step with current times and under-delivers despite the band's known quality. Discover the truth behind Disturbed's Indestructible—read the full review and listen to decide for yourself!

 There's something indescribable in this album that makes it ethereal, unattainable.

 This is art. Ladies and gentlemen, these are Anathema.

Anathema's Alternative IV represents the band's peak artistic achievement, shifting from doom metal to a more poetic, melodic style. The album is praised for its emotional depth, poetic lyrics, and rich musical diversity. Highlights include warm vocals, hypnotic songs, and influences reminiscent of Pink Floyd. The 2003 edition bonus tracks add extra value, and the album's packaging enhances its ethereal quality. An eternal must-have for fans of compelling metal music. Dive into Anathema's Alternative IV and experience one of the most poetic and emotional metal albums ever created.