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 Biohazard brings back the primordiality that seemed lost.

 They proudly stand alive and well, and still capable of making us jump around like pimple-faced teenagers.

Biohazard makes a strong comeback after six years with Reborn In Defiance, blending groove, speed metal, and rap elements. The album reclaims the raw and aggressive essence of classic hardcore, supported by the return of guitarist Bobby Hambel. Despite setbacks, the band proves its enduring energy and relevance. Tracks like Skullcrusher and Vengeance is Mine showcase powerful intensity, while the closing Season in the Sky offers a calm conclusion. Dive into Biohazard’s aggressive comeback—listen to Reborn In Defiance and experience hardcore intensity reborn!

 "Worship Music is the closest thing to metal in the strict sense of the word produced by Anthrax in quite some years."

 "Belladonna’s voice is a sure trademark that none of us would ever have wanted to give up."

Anthrax’s Worship Music marks a return to their thrash metal roots, blending powerful riffs and Belladonna's iconic vocals. While not groundbreaking, the album satisfies longtime fans with energetic tracks like 'The Devil You Know' and 'Revolution Screams.' The review acknowledges some recycled elements but appreciates the band's effort to revive their classic sound. Overall, a solid record for fans craving nostalgia and genuine metal. Listen to Worship Music now and experience Anthrax’s powerful return to thrash metal roots!

 "'Shove it' is an album that will never be remembered for other reasons if not for containing the famous 'Heaven For Everyone'."

 "An album poor in ideas, lacking originality and full of incredible banality, framed in a tribute of irritatingly eighties synthesizers."

Released in 1988 during Queen's downtime, 'Shove It' is Roger Taylor's solo album with The Cross, marked by a heavy 80s synth-pop rock style. The album is largely forgettable except for the track 'Heaven For Everyone,' notable for featuring Freddie Mercury's vocals. Overall, the album lacks originality and suffers from banal songwriting and uninspired production. It is seen as a wasted opportunity to establish a strong solo identity separate from Queen. Discover the quirks of Roger Taylor's solo debut and listen to the standout 'Heaven For Everyone'.

 The Godfather of Heavy Metal traces, step by step, the stages of his reckless life, made up of music, drugs, alcoholism, fortune, and misery.

 God bless you Ozzy Osbourne.

This biography offers a raw and entertaining glimpse into Ozzy Osbourne’s tumultuous life, from his impoverished beginnings and rise with Black Sabbath to his struggles with addiction and solo career rebirth. It highlights his enduring impact on heavy metal and rock culture, shaped by personal pain, humor, and resilience. The book appeals even to readers unfamiliar with his music by blending candid storytelling with dark humor. Explore the wild and inspiring journey of Ozzy Osbourne—read the biography and discover the legend behind heavy metal.

 "Anthrax seems to have been confined to the attic of memories, completely overshadowed by the more famous colleagues."

 "An obsessive search for a new identity... The result is a varied album, fairly inspired, and pleasant to listen to."

Anthrax's 'Volume 8: The Threat Is Real' is a unique but largely unnoticed album marking a search for identity away from their classic thrash roots. Featuring varied styles from metal to melodic rock and guest stars like Dimebag Darrell, the album received mixed reactions and poor sales. Despite its shortcomings, it remains a listenable work with merit. However, it failed to capture the attention of metal fans or rival the success of Anthrax's peers. Discover the underrated variations of Anthrax's sound in 'Vol-8: The Threat Is Real'—listen now and explore a unique metal journey!

 "'A Predator’s Portrait' marks the turning point in their sound, becoming less furious but more complex and refined."

 "It remains consistently at very high levels, blending old-school aggression with modern melodic sensibilities."

Soilwork's 'A Predator's Portrait' marks a significant shift from their earlier aggressive style toward a more melodic, complex sound. The album's concept follows a serial killer's distorted mind, framed with melodic solos, clean vocals, and progressive influences. Though it offered a fresh and mature direction in 2001, the band later abandoned this path, leading to a loss of originality. This release remains essential for fans of early Swedish death metal and those interested in the genre's evolution. Dive into Soilwork's 'A Predator’s Portrait' and discover a pivotal metal album that blends melody, aggression, and storytelling.

 It is the most beautiful, most truthful, and touching war film I have ever seen.

 A hero is one capable of a gesture of pride and revenge despite being worn out by fear.

La Grande Guerra is praised as the most beautiful and truthful war film depicting the harsh realities of World War I through the eyes of two reluctant Italian soldiers. Mario Monicelli masterfully combines humor with drama, highlighting themes of fear, heroism, and human solidarity. The performances of Vittorio Gassman and Alberto Sordi enhance the deep emotional impact. The film is considered essential for its cultural and historic value. Discover this timeless Italian classic—watch La Grande Guerra and experience a powerful blend of humor and heartbreak.

 The crackling of the old vinyl makes it all even more retro and, in my opinion, more captivating.

 TYPE OF ACCIDENT: METAL RENDEZ-VOUS, CAUSE OF ACCIDENT: 100% OF ROCK AND ROLL IN THE BLOOD!...and I’ve said it all!

This review celebrates Krokus' 1980 album Metal Rendez-vous as a pivotal work in early 80s hard rock and metal, heavily influenced by AC/DC. The reviewer praises the guitar work, Marc Storace's vocals, and the album's lasting appeal, despite modest production quality. The record is recognized as a key contribution to Swiss metal and a fun listen decades later. Dive into the raw energy of Krokus' Metal Rendez-vous and experience classic hard rock from Switzerland’s metal pioneers!

 "Dr. Feelgood represents the masterpiece, an album that reeks of sweat and greasepaint, a mix of macho rock and androgynous image."

 "Who does not know the refrain of Dr. Feelgood? Surely you cannot talk about the metal of the 80s without mentioning this great classic."

Dr. Feelgood, released in 1989, marks Mötley Crüe’s peak both musically and commercially. The album blends aggressive riffs, memorable choruses, and emotional ballads. Produced by Bob Rock and featuring guests like Steven Tyler and Bryan Adams, it captures the height of 80s hair metal. It is seen as the band's masterpiece and the final high point of the glam metal era before the 90s music shift. Dive into the iconic world of 80s glam metal—listen to Dr. Feelgood and experience Mötley Crüe’s ultimate rock anthem!

 Just the opener 'The Immortal' would justify buying the album, so powerful it leaves you breathless with an incredible succession of riffs and solos.

 From this album onwards begins for the Enemies an inexorable descent into oblivion... into musical nothingness.

The review praises Arch Enemy's 'Burning Bridges' as a standout album in the Swedish death metal scene, highlighting Michael Ammott's guitar mastery and inspired songwriting. Positioned as a crucial link between the band's early and more melodic phases, the album’s powerful riffs and song variety earn it high regard. The reviewer laments the decline of the genre and Arch Enemy’s later works but celebrates this album as a lasting classic. Listen to Arch Enemy's 'Burning Bridges' and experience a defining moment in Swedish death metal history!