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 Today I want to tell you about the most important musical event of 2011, which is the new demonic album by Morbid Angel forged directly in the flames of hell.

 This CD quickly became my favorite because I was immediately fascinated by the demonic and bloody atmosphere that can be breathed between the grooves of this hellish CD.

Morbid Angel's 2011 album 'Illud Divinum Insanus' marks a powerful return after eight years, delivering intense, hellish metal music with dark atmospheres. The reviewer praises the brutal and intelligent compositions despite the absence of the original drummer, highlighting each track's infernal energy and complex lyrics. This album is recommended for fans brave enough to embrace its extreme and demonic vibe. Dive into the infernal world of Morbid Angel's 'Illud Divinum Insanus' and experience metal like never before!

 They are only three of them but make noise just like Slipknot, who are nine.

 'Media Park' is my favorite track, with screaming bass and impeccable guitar playing.

Poptones, a hometown trio, deliver an exciting and noisy alternative debut with their album 'The Major Man.' The reviewer highlights the band's powerful live energy and memorable tracks like 'Media Park' and 'High Rise.' Despite a brief instrumental intro, the album impresses with its dynamic sounds, influences reminiscent of the Pixies, and playful electronic surprises. The reviewer enthusiastically recommends the album for its raw and engaging style. Listen now to Poptones' 'The Major Man' and experience a powerful alternative rock journey!

 This CD is a great work of art of eighty minutes with committed and humanistic lyrics.

 Together they form a single where in the video there are fat gentlemen cutting an apple and then floating.

Tool's Lateralus stands out as a compelling progressive rock album featuring inspired lyrics, intricate instrumental work, and a cohesive artistic vision. The reviewer highlights key tracks for their unique qualities and praises the band's talent and creativity. Despite some moments feeling lengthy, the album impresses as a modern classic worth exploring. The cover art, created by guitarist Adam Jones, complements the music perfectly. Listen to Tool's Lateralus and experience a progressive rock masterpiece today!

 The album I am about to describe is certainly one of the best albums of the nineties.

 'Exit Music'... every time I hear it brings tears to my eyes with the music’s crescendo.

The review celebrates Radiohead's 1997 album OK Computer as one of the best of the 90s, highlighting its massive influence and musical experimentation. Key tracks like 'Paranoid Android' and 'No Surprises' showcase the band's use of electronics and intricate studio production. The reviewer praises Thom Yorke's vocal ability and the album's emotional depth, calling it a masterpiece that redefined rock and inspired a passion for the genre. Listen to Radiohead's OK Computer and experience a 90s rock masterpiece that shaped a generation.