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 With each album, these crazy Canadians raise the bar of insanity, and with "Scurrilous," they reach improbable levels of musical madness.

 Kudos to the singer Rody Walker, capable of singing over the pentagrammed madness of Protest The Hero's songs and having, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful and powerful voices in the global metal scene.

The review highlights Protest The Hero's Scurrilous as a highly complex and challenging album with schizophrenic rhythms and unpredictable song structures. Despite initial confusion, the reviewer praises the band's expressive musical freedom and Rody Walker's powerful vocals. The album is recommended for listeners who appreciate inscrutable and intricate music. Explore the wild, intricate world of Scurrilous and experience metal like never before!

 "One of the strengths of FFVI is undoubtedly the character system... 15 in total, a truly remarkable number."

 "Playing it now, 15 years after its release, FFVI still proves to be extremely interesting and engaging, certainly the best 2D chapter of the saga."

Final Fantasy VI, released in 1994 on SNES, is celebrated as a classic RPG known for its rich storytelling and vast roster of deeply developed characters. The review highlights the game's innovative character system with 15 playable heroes, intense ATB battles, and emotional narratives. Despite its age, the game remains engaging and nearly rivals later series entries like FF7 and FFX. The Game Boy Advance re-release is recommended for modern players. Dive into the legendary world of Final Fantasy VI—play it today and experience a timeless RPG classic!

 Revocation display a disarming level of technical skill and musical maturity.

 The epic and the fury increase exponentially from song to song.

Revocation's debut album 'Empire Of The Obscene' impresses with its blend of thrash and death metal and remarkable technical skill. The musicianship, especially David Davidson's guitar work, stands out alongside dynamic vocals and complex compositions. The album offers varied tempos and styles, making it a standout metal release. Overall, it's hailed as a major revelation with a promising future. Listen to Revocation's debut now and experience a thrilling fusion of thrash, death, and technical metal mastery!

 "This album is a watershed in Trivium’s career, standing at a crossroads between metal fame or fleeting imitation."

 “The 11-minute title track ‘Shogun’ reaches levels of epicness never seen in previous works.”

Trivium's 'Shogun' marks a creative leap forward with longer, well-crafted songs and impressive technical skills. The album features standout tracks like 'Kirsute Gomen' and the epic 11-minute title track. This work positions the band at a crucial point in their career, potentially securing their place in metal history. Rated 3 out of 5 stars, the reviewer hopes the band continues to evolve. Dive into Trivium's Shogun and experience the epic evolution of modern metal today!

 Crimson II is the proper conclusion to a cycle, it’s the essence of a dazzling decade.

 Dan puts all his talent into recreating and renewing the magic of 1996 with sounds that range from the most brutal death to a serenade under the moonlight.

Crimson II by Edge of Sanity, led by Dan Swano, is a worthy follow-up to the classic Crimson album. With a single 40-minute track split into movements, it blends brutal death metal with sophisticated melodies. The album features collaborations and echoes many themes from its predecessor. Though not quite reaching the same heights, it serves as a fitting and impressive finale to Edge of Sanity's legacy. Explore Crimson II and experience the epic finale of Edge of Sanity’s legendary death metal saga.

 Everything, from the guitars, keyboards, drums, vocals, to the lyrics, was conceived and executed by him alone, which already speaks volumes about the caliber of the person we’re talking about.

 I’d be tempted to preserve him in crimson liquid for the benefit of future generations.

Dan Swanö’s Moontower is a remarkable solo album that highlights his progressive metal vision freed from earlier constraints. With a blend of 70s prog-rock sounds, death metal growls, and complex melodies, the album demonstrates his full musical range. Standout tracks include the instrumental 'Encounterparts' and the ethereal opener 'Sun Of The Night.' Despite a slightly weaker closing track, the album remains a strong and original work by a highly talented musician. Discover Dan Swanö’s Moontower and experience a unique fusion of prog-rock and death metal—listen now!