Dimitri Molotov

 'Planetary Destruction' can reasonably be considered a small forgotten gem, an album containing passion and great quality.

 The real attractions of the album are the various guitar solos throughout these approximately 45 minutes.

The review highlights Stygian's 'Planetary Destruction' as a noteworthy thrash metal album from 1992, characterized by melodic guitar work and a distinctive vocal style. Though not a genre milestone, it stands as a forgotten gem with passion and quality. Special praise goes to the guitarists and the vocalist's shift toward more melodic singing. The album balances aggressive tracks with more thoughtful pieces, offering a unique thrash experience. Explore 'Planetary Destruction' to discover a melodic thrash album filled with passion and skilled guitar performances.

 The classic slow introduction “The Ascent” leads us indeed to the chaotic first solo of “Nosferatu,” where the band members begin to showcase their technique, without worrying about making anything sensible.

 The extreme spirit of Hellwitch has remained after all still alive and little concealed despite the passage of time, listen to believe.

The review revisits Hellwitch’s 1990 debut album 'Syzygial Miscreancy,' highlighting its chaotic and technical thrash-death metal blend. The album features frantic vocals and intricate musicianship over six intense tracks. Despite a somewhat muffled production, the album sustains energy and variation. The review also offers insight into Hellwitch’s troubled history, demos, breakup, and eventual return with a second album. Explore Hellwitch’s intense and technical thrash debut—listen to 'Syzygial Miscreancy' and experience raw East Coast metal energy!

 Aspid disbanded, no one knows when, no one knows why, without ever releasing any other works.

 Let’s delve into more detail now... the solos should have remained in the annals of metal.

Aspid's 1992 album Extravasation is a highly technical and emotive thrash metal record that remained obscure for years. Featuring exceptional guitar work by Alexander Sidorchik and a strong rhythm section, this album is a forgotten gem of Russian metal. Recent authorized remasters have revived interest in the band, highlighting their raw talent and unique sound. The review praises individual tracks and the band’s overall musicianship while lamenting their obscurity in a challenging historical context. Listen to Aspid’s Extravasation now and rediscover a lost thrash metal treasure from 1992!

 "5FDP have become a staple of the modern metal scene, and so far they’ve gotten more successful with each album."

 "Listening to ‘Remember Everything’ without the lyrics makes you lose many of the emotions inherent in the song."

The review praises Five Finger Death Punch's third album, American Capitalist, as a strong addition to their modern metal catalog with a mix of heavy riffs and emotionally charged lyrics. The band members' skills are highlighted, particularly the vocals and drums. The album's thematic focus on strength and war is balanced with slower, emotional tracks that add depth. The reviewer appreciates the album's consistency and sees it as a sign of the band's sustained success. Discover the powerful riffs and emotional depth of Five Finger Death Punch's American Capitalist—listen now and experience modern metal at its finest!

 The singer of 32 Leaves still stands out with his particular voice, with a properly low tone that manages to reach a perfectly proportioned vocal range with the drive of the album.

 Lesser-known bands are not so for lack of merit, but simply because they don’t have the right support.

This review highlights 32 Leaves' 2005 album Welcome To The Fall as a relaxed rock gem with engaging, varied songs and a strong vocal performance by Greg Norris. The album impresses with its blend of hard rock tones and poetic lyrics, showcasing the band's solid musicianship. Despite the band’s lack of major success, the reviewer awards a top rating to honor their talent and dedication. Overall, the album is praised as an enjoyable discovery worth exploring. Listen to 32 Leaves' Welcome To The Fall and discover a truly captivating rock experience from an underrated band!

 "Best Wishes represents a kind of experiment in mixing their hardcore/punk/hip-hop with evident metal and thrash influences."

 "'Crush The Demoniac' is enriched by a fantastic solo not only for its technique but for the emotions it makes you feel."

This review revisits Cro-Mags' 'Best Wishes', highlighting its experimental fusion of hardcore punk with metal and thrash influences. Despite initial mixed reactions, the album features fast, powerful tracks reminiscent of early Metallica, with notable contributions from Harley Flanagan as singer. Key songs like 'Death Camps' and 'Crush The Demoniac' are praised for their energy and emotion. Overall, the reviewer considers it a strong album worthy of rediscovery. Dive into Cro-Mags' Best Wishes and experience a powerful hardcore punk and metal fusion!

 The album offers greater energy, you can feel the rawness and grit of street life.

 This is the manifesto, these are Biohazard. And if you don’t like them, please go screw yourself.

Biohazard's 1992 album Urban Discipline stands as a raw and energetic masterpiece capturing street life grit. Highlight tracks like Punishment and the title track showcase the band's intensity. The review praises the live performance impact and a standout Bad Religion cover. Overall, it is celebrated as a historic and influential hardcore album. Experience the raw power of Biohazard's Urban Discipline—listen now and dive into hardcore street energy at its best!

 Raw sound, at times still too lost in rap, but it indeed paved the way for what they would become.

 The dualism between the two voices emerges, the rough one of Seinfeld and the powerful one of Graziadei, which have made the band famous.

This review covers Biohazard's 1990 self-titled debut album that introduced their unique mix of hardcore, metal, and rap influences. Highlighting the dynamic dual vocals of Seinfeld and Graziadei alongside underrated guitar solos by Bobby Hambel, the album includes key tracks that became fan favorites. Though the sound is raw and sometimes leans heavily on rap, it marked the beginning of Biohazard's important career path. The album is best appreciated by fans familiar with their evolution. Listen to Biohazard’s groundbreaking debut and discover the roots of their hardcore rap metal legacy!

 The combination of songs that opens the album - the title track and 'Burnin'' - is truly excellent.

 Most of it flows by without leaving a mark on first listens, even encouraging the less patient listener to skip a song.

This review covers No Connection's album 'Feed The Machine,' highlighting a powerful start with standout tracks. The album showcases solid guitar solos later on, but suffers from weaker ballads and repetitive songwriting. While the band's potential is evident, the album as a whole lacks memorable impact on first listens. Despite this, the reviewer finds several redeeming qualities deserving recognition. Discover the classic rock energy of No Connection's 'Feed The Machine'—listen now and decide if their potential shines through.

 "An album can be great even if, compared to the band’s other works, it presents many, too many differences."

 "After all, Al loves to experiment with new influences for his albums, and in my opinion, this time it resulted in a record by no means contemptible."

This review highlights Ministry's Rio Grande Blood as an album that successfully combines political themes with a heavier and thrash-influenced sound. The reviewer encourages listeners to appreciate the songs themselves beyond just their political message. Though different from earlier iconic albums, Rio Grande Blood offers strong, experimental tracks worth exploring. Listen to Ministry's Rio Grande Blood and discover its heavy, politically charged sound for yourself!