Legion

 Enormously overrated. That’s what Behemoth has been for the past few years.

 Everything sounds predictable and at times cliché (though it’s divinely executed, I don’t dispute that).

This review critiques Behemoth's Evangelion as a technically flawless but creatively predictable album. While it contains standout tracks, the band seems to have stopped innovating since their early classics. The reviewer expresses frustration with the band's overrated status and the metal community's praise, encouraging true death metal fans to look elsewhere. Dive into this honest Behemoth review and decide if Evangelion lives up to death metal greatness or falls into predictability!

 This is what I think every time I listen to 'And Then You'll Beg'... Hugely underrated.

 We are facing one of the best death metal albums released from 2000 to today, eclectic as few, unmistakable, unique, special.

Cryptopsy's 'And Then You'll Beg' is an underrated technical death metal album featuring Mike Di Salvo's distinctive vocals. The album pushes complex riffs and tempo changes to create a brutal yet progressive sound. Standout tracks like 'We Bleed' showcase the band's peak creativity and musicianship. Despite being overlooked, this album remains a high point in early 2000s death metal. Dive into Cryptopsy's 'And Then You'll Beg' and experience one of death metal's most complex and underrated albums today!

 "In a modern death metal landscape, increasingly invaded by trend bands that distort the very essence of the genre, an album like this 'Everything Is Fire' is truly a godsend."

 There is nothing else to say except to tell you to buy it with your eyes closed.

Ulcerate's 'Everything Is Fire' stands out in a modern death metal scene often diluted by trends. The 2009 album delivers intense, complex compositions with suffocating atmospheres. Combining brutal death metal with post-core and sludge elements, it challenges listeners but rewards patience. The album's musicianship and unique vocal delivery make it a definitive release for the genre. Dive into Ulcerate's 'Everything Is Fire' and experience one of 2009's most intense death metal journeys.