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 What impressed me and still impresses me about their sound is their ability to combine melody with brutality, creating a masterpiece.

 I fully recommend listening to it if you’re looking for something unique. Needless to say, I also recommend it to those who don’t like metal.

The reviewer initially unfamiliar with Hypocrisy grows to appreciate their distinct fusion of melody and brutality in death metal. 'Virus' features strong compositions, notable drumming by Horgh, and a guest solo by Gary Holt, creating a unique listening experience. The album combines original songwriting and powerful performances, recommended even to non-metal fans. Listen to Hypocrisy's 'Virus' now and experience a powerful blend of melody and brutality in death metal!

 Their originality is comparable to that of an old decrepit man who thinks of nothing but a good set of dentures.

 If you listen to this group, I won’t ridicule or offend you, but I will simply advise you to listen to Trash Metal!!!!!!!

This review condemns Hammerfall’s Chapter V album for its uninspired songwriting and lack of technical skill. The reviewer strongly dislikes the vocals and lyrics, calling the music boring and childish. The album is dismissed as unoriginal and uninvolving, with harsh criticism directed towards the band’s image and live performances. Overall, the review discredits the band as a serious metal act. Discover why this album divides metal fans—read the full review and decide for yourself!

 Now, however, they are back and rather pissed off.

 "War Is My Shepherd" can simply be defined as a masterpiece from a band that has always been consistent and still manages to reserve us such a work today.

Exodus marks a strong thrash metal return with 'Tempo Of The Damned,' honoring late vocalist Paul Baloff. Overcoming past struggles, the band delivers powerful riffs and inspired vocals. Highlights include 'War Is My Shepherd' and 'Impaler.' The album showcases the band's classic sound, revitalized production, and heartfelt dedication. Dive into Exodus' fierce thrash revival—listen to Tempo Of The Damned now and experience their powerful tribute!

 "The CD opens with 'Majesty,' a song that starts in a decidedly strange way and then flows into whirling guitar riffs that immediately make it clear who Blind Guardian are."

 "'Battalions Of Fear' is an excellent track... fast and aggressive with outstanding vocal and instrumental performances by Hansi that actively engage the listener."

Blind Guardian's 'Battalions Of Fear' is a prime example of 1980s epic and speed metal. The album features fast, powerful songs like 'Majesty' and 'Guardian Of The Blind,' showcasing strong guitar work and vocals. It captures the band's raw early style before their later refined sound. Highlights include instrumental tracks and standout performances that make it a must-have for metal fans. Dive into Blind Guardian's epic 1987 speed metal classic — listen to 'Battalions Of Fear' and experience metal history!