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 Tons of dark-hued riffs are crafted with unheard-of abysmal depth; an unusually essential and ruinous rhythm section adds thickness to the quality of the murky sound.

 From the sonic carpet emerges a hypnotizing, chilling voice that tells of witches, nightmares, death, and other various horrors: completely similar to the Ozzy of Black Sabbath’s early masterpieces.

Acid Mammoth's fourth album, Supersonic Megafauna Collision, stays true to their heavy stoner doom roots with monolithic riffs and vintage sound textures. The father-son guitar duo delivers dark, hypnotic music reminiscent of early Black Sabbath. With only six tracks spanning 42 minutes, the album is a focused journey into heavy doom metal. Praised for its depth, murkiness, and chilling vocals, the record continues the band's dedication to their distinctive style and the label's vintage ethos. Dive into Acid Mammoth's Supersonic Megafauna Collision and experience heavy stoner doom at its finest!

 They hurt, they’re terrifying!

 Caustic hardcore played breakneck... A sandpapery voice proclaiming furious tirades against the entire world...

SECT's Blood of the Beasts delivers an intense caustic hardcore experience featuring furious, short tracks and abrasive vocals. With production by Kurt Ballou and members from notable hardcore bands, it channels raw energy reminiscent of Discharge. The album combines angry vegan ethos with brutal D-Beat rhythms, making it a powerful and relentless listen. Dive into SECT’s Blood of the Beasts and experience uncompromising hardcore fury now!

 I can’t save anything from the operation, not even the cover, and I struggled immensely to reach the end of the album.

 When I hear the name Slayer, speed must be the undisputed protagonist... All this does not happen in Slower.

This review strongly criticizes Slower's album covering Slayer songs in a sludge metal style. Despite the involvement of notable musicians like Scott Reeder, the album fails to capture the energy and pace expected from Slayer's thrash metal originals. The slow tempos and female vocals are deemed unsuitable, making the listening experience tedious and disappointing. The closing track, a 10-minute version of 'War Ensemble,' exemplifies the album's core issues. Explore Slower's controversial Slayer covers and decide if sludge metal can truly honor thrash legends.

 Production too precise, 'clean' despite the sound.

 Utterly banal mid-tempos heard dozens of times... I really struggled to make it to the end of the work.

The review covers Obituary's 11th album 'Dying of Everything' released in 2023. While the production is clean and precise, it lacks the raw, 'cavernous' sound that longtime fans cherish. Only the opening track stands out with its intensity, but the rest of the album feels predictable and uninspired. Despite personal disappointment, the reviewer gives a barely passing grade due to emotional attachment. Discover Obituary's latest release and decide if 'Dying of Everything' lives up to Death Metal expectations!

 A genius of extreme Music; the absolute genius of Death Metal.

 Perfection, the squaring of the circle.

This review honors the legacy of Chuck Schuldiner and his band Death, focusing on the live album Baptized in Blood. It highlights the technical mastery, brutal intensity, and significance of the 1991 Human album and tour. Despite some sound quality issues, the performance captures the essence of extreme death metal and the band's legendary lineup. Discover the brutal legacy of Death and Chuck Schuldiner—listen to Baptized in Blood and experience metal perfection.

 Mike is back, with his multifaceted voice, with the proverbial changes of vocal register within the same track.

 Dave Lombardo is always an infernal machine, with that double bass drum that reigns unchallenged for a good part of the duration.

Dead Cross' album 'II' marks a powerful return with Mike Patton's dynamic vocals and Dave Lombardo's intense drumming. Blending hardcore, punk, thrash, and grindcore, the album offers chaotic and heavy soundscapes. Its themes continue to challenge political and religious establishments. Technically flawless and ferocious, the work stands out as a brutal and explosive musical experience. Discover Dead Cross 'II' now and experience one of the most intense hardcore thrash albums of the year!

 Music for stage diving, for mosh pits!

 Scarcely ten minutes for a handful of songs that ooze anger, sweat, unbridled passion.

The Abused's Loud and Clear EP is a seminal hardcore punk release from New York's underground scene. The short, intense tracks deliver raw energy, passion, and furious speed. Despite its rough production and chaotic mix, it remains a cornerstone of hardcore punk history. Its primal sound and aggressive style emphasize the band's influence alongside peers like Agnostic Front. This EP is perfect for fans of intense mosh pit music and punk authenticity. Dive into The Abused's Loud and Clear EP and experience the raw power of classic hardcore punk!

 Like Sabbath in slow motion, with Patrick Dubar’s voice landing halfway between Ozzy and Chris Cornell.

 Over the years, I have managed to appreciate this dark swan song of one of the most underrated and ill-fated bands of the nineties.

Mind Funk's third and last album slows the pace toward heavy, claustrophobic heavy-doom with raw, dense production. The slow, sludgy sound is reminiscent of Sabbath and features Patrick Dubar's unique vocals. Despite a challenging listening experience, the album stands as a dark swan song of a once-underrated 90s band. Sporadic softer moments provide brief relief amidst the overall heavy atmosphere. Explore Mind Funk's haunting final album and dive into its heavy-doom depths now!

 An impressive sonic monolith that towers, moving between Doom-Industrial-Sludge.

 'The Half Rising Man'...begins its long journey with few acoustic notes from cold and distant worlds...everything collapses, everything self-destructs...RISE FROM RUINS.

Absent In Body's debut album Plague God impresses with a dense sound merging Doom, Industrial, and Sludge. Featuring members like Scott Kelly and Igor Cavalera, it channels influences from Neurosis and Godflesh. The record balances harshness with moments of unexpected softness. Despite only five tracks, it delivers a powerful and haunting experience, especially on the standout closing track, 'The Half Rising Man.' Listen to Absent In Body's Plague God now and experience a crushing fusion of doom and industrial metal.

 A continuous emotional rollercoaster that moves with imperious power, drawing heavily from the immense Isis and the equally iconic Cult of Luna.

 Long, gloomy instrumental excursions that suddenly give way to sweetly acoustic-flavored phrases...before diving back into chaos, into total mayhem.

The review praises Ikarass' 'Relapse Into Desolation' as an intense and emotional post-rock album with epic influences from Isis and Cult of Luna. Featuring five long tracks, the album blends heavy guitars and tormented vocals with acoustic moments. It stands out as a powerful and atmospheric musical journey, marking a remarkable discovery in the genre. Listen to Ikarass' 'Relapse Into Desolation' for a powerful journey through dark post-rock soundscapes today!