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 Songs entirely in growl, therefore, but that lose nothing in personality, thanks to the ever fresh voice of Luke Davies.

 They always manage to give a hint of themselves to the tracks, that touch of personality that makes them unique, similar to many but identical to none.

Anterior's album This Age of Silence stands out by blending thrash, death, and metalcore elements with skillful guitar solos and powerful growled vocals by Luke Davies. Inspired by bands like Trivium, yet original in their approach, Anterior delivers a fresh and personal sound despite their limited fame. Their two guitarists, Leon Kemp and Steven Nixon, shine with intricate solos and harmonies. This debut is a promising start and marks them as potential future stars in metal. Listen to This Age of Silence now and experience the raw power of Anterior's metal fusion!

 If you want to start listening to real metal, it is almost a must to go through Grave Digger.

 This is pure and hard Heavy Metal!

Grave Digger's The Reaper is praised as a heavy metal masterpiece with influences from speed and power metal. Key tracks like 'The Reaper' and 'And The Devil Plays Piano' showcase powerful vocals and memorable solos. While a couple of tracks are noted as weaker, the album overall delivers a pure and hard heavy metal experience. Dive into Grave Digger's The Reaper and experience authentic heavy metal power today!

 This is the great merit of these Babylon Bombs: the brilliance, the skill in writing songs that are simple from a compositional standpoint, but very catchy.

 'Doin' You Nasty' offers a generous forty minutes of excellent rock'n'roll, easy to listen to and really engaging.

Babylon Bombs' 'Doin' You Nasty' is a solid sleaze rock album distinguished by simple yet catchy songwriting. The album features 12 energetic tracks with highlights like 'Louder' and 'Hometown Hero'. While the second half dips slightly, overall it offers 40 minutes of engaging rock. Positioned within the flourishing Scandinavian glam-sleaze scene, the band shows growth from their debut release. Discover the infectious energy of Babylon Bombs' sleaze rock—listen to 'Doin' You Nasty' now and experience catchy, powerful rock'n'roll!

 This is heavier than Load and Reload, almost like those old ones but different.

 It gets close to nu-metal and grunge, but it’s not bad.

This review highlights Metallica's St. Anger as a heavier and rawer album compared to Load and Reload. The album leans toward nu-metal and grunge influences, offering fast and heavy songs. Despite mixed opinions, the reviewer recommends giving it a chance. Listen to Metallica's St. Anger and experience its raw, heavy sound for yourself!

 The drummer is a machine gun that doesn’t stop for even a second.

 Few bands remind you how much violence can be expressed with music like these Brain Drill.

Brain Drill's Apocalyptic Feasting delivers extreme and highly technical grindcore music that stands out in a crowded genre. The band showcases impressive drumming, intricate guitar riffs, and a 7-string bass tapping technique. The vocal delivery may feel monotonous for listeners unfamiliar with the genre. Key tracks like "The Parasites," "Forcefed Human Shit," and "Sadistic Abductive" highlight the band's skills. This album is a must-have for fans of brutal, chaotic metal. Dive into Apocalyptic Feasting and experience one of grindcore’s most intense technical performances today!

 The title track The Ultimate Devotion is simply incredible, I think it’s the most successful of the entire work and it’s a song you should listen to at all costs!

 Marc has shown us better, and in fact, the songs we expect are about to arrive.

Marc Rizzo's The Ultimate Devotion is a solid follow-up to his acclaimed first solo album Colossal Myopia. While it doesn't quite reach the same level of originality, it showcases diverse metal styles, impressive musicianship, and standout tracks like the title song. The album balances acoustic flamenco influences with thrash and hard rock elements, demonstrating Rizzo's versatility. Fans can expect more quality work from Rizzo soon. Listen to Marc Rizzo’s The Ultimate Devotion and explore his dynamic metal fusion and standout instrumental skills now!

 Marc Rizzo stands out by giving his songs a very 'Latin' feel, almost creating a new genre: flamen-core.

 Buy it with your eyes closed, you won’t regret it!

Marc Rizzo’s solo album ‘Colossal Myopia’ showcases his exceptional guitar abilities with a unique mix of flamenco, metal, jazz, and progressive elements. The album, though not a commercial hit, is praised for its originality and musical depth. Tracks vary from aggressive metal to beautiful acoustic compositions, proving Rizzo’s versatility. It’s recommended for both music connoisseurs and fans eager to enjoy complex, catchy instrumental music. Listen to Marc Rizzo’s ‘Colossal Myopia’ and experience the fiery fusion of flamenco and metal like never before!

 The emotions this CD inspires are intense—anger, passion, pain.

 Tom Delonge may not have created the biggest band in the world, but he certainly came very close.

This review praises Angels & Airwaves' debut album 'We Don’t Need To Whisper' as an emotionally intense and beautifully crafted work. Tom Delonge's songwriting shines through both powerful and simple compositions. The review highlights standout tracks such as 'The Adventure' and 'Valkyrie Missile' and rejects comparisons to U2 and The Cure. Overall, the album is seen as a significant and timeless musical journey. Discover the emotional power and epic soundscape of Angels & Airwaves' 'We Don’t Need To Whisper'—listen today!

 "Behold Judas" is spectacular! Wonderful, with a very aggressive intro, a (almost) catchy chorus, but always very brutal.

 The drums are unleashed, fast, almost impressive, and it’s impossible to stay still without following the overwhelming rhythm.

Hate Eternal's 'I, Monarch' delivers a compelling brutal death metal experience with powerful vocals, intense drumming, and memorable riffs. While not groundbreaking, it features standout songs like "Behold Judas" and "The Plague Of Humanity". The album balances aggression and technical skill, proving essential for extreme metal fans. Some minor repetitiveness is noted but overall it's a strong third album for the band. Dive into the intense world of Hate Eternal's 'I, Monarch' and experience brutal death metal at its finest!

 Their post-hardcore is very interesting, however.

 The conclusion of the CD is magnificent: 'The Day I Left the Womb' wonderfully concludes the album: an acoustic song with a really beautiful lyric, sung wonderfully.

This review covers Escape The Fate's debut album, praising its blend of post-hardcore, punk, and glam metal influences. While not groundbreaking, the album delivers strong songs with memorable choruses and energetic vocals. Some slower tracks feel less compelling, but the overall hardcore/metalcore sound impresses. Key band members' performances are highlighted, especially the vocals and bass. Listen to Escape The Fate’s debut for a raw mix of hardcore energy and catchy punk-metal tunes!