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 "It’s the term that best suits these over two and a half hours of dark and decadent music."

 "A Sabbath ritual that knows no pause; they push you around, demolish you, and reduce you to dust."

The review praises Cathedral’s 'The Serpent’s Gold' as a masterful and extensive doom metal anthology. It highlights the deep connection to Black Sabbath’s legacy, with 27 tracks across two CDs including studio works and rare unreleased material. The slow, agonizing, and immersive music is matched by Lee Dorrian's powerful vocals. A must-listen for fans of heavy, dark, and atmospheric metal. Discover the dark depths of Cathedral's 'The Serpent's Gold'—listen now to this ultimate doom metal anthology.

 A continuous construction of riffs, drawing heavily from the best school of the years I have already pointed out.

 The last track of the collection is anthological; it feels like being in those smoky Texan inns just a stone’s throw from the Mexican border.

Firebird's Deluxe album marks Bill Steer’s bold shift from pioneering grindcore and death metal to a rich Hard Rock Blues sound. The album channels classic rock legends with tight musicianship and powerful riffs. Though rooted heavily in the past, its execution feels fresh and authentic. Steer's clear vocals and the energetic closing track add unique flavor to this 2001 release. Discover Firebird’s Deluxe album and experience a masterful blend of classic hard rock and blues – listen now!

 A torrential, diabolical (WOW!!), exasperated work.

 Nicholas manages to push even further!!!

The review praises Lock Up's 1999 album 'Pleasures Pave Sewers' as a brutal, high-speed grindcore masterpiece. The lineup features iconic musicians from Napalm Death and Hypocrisy. Highlights include intense drumming and unique guitar riffs merging speed with complexity. The album’s short but relentless 29-minute runtime places it among classic extreme metal works. Experience the relentless grindcore fury of Lock Up's 'Pleasures Pave Sewers' – listen now and feel the intensity!

 The work stands out for its caustic, deep, guttural sound. Sabbath-like with proto-industrial remnants.

 They just want to cause harm and create havoc; starting from the slums where the album was born.

White Zombie's 1989 album 'Make Them Die Slowly' captures the grimy, raw spirit of late 80s New York underground metal. Produced by Bill Laswell, it mixes proto-industrial, black metal, and post-punk influences for a heavy, aggressive sound. The album is noted for its primal energy and disruptive style, especially highlighted by the seven-minute closer 'Godslayer.' This record marks an early, visionary phase in Rob Zombie's career, delivering an intense auditory experience full of chaotic power. Dive into the savage world of White Zombie's 'Make Them Die Slowly' and experience the raw power of early Rob Zombie!

 The return of Morbid Angel literally "massacred" my already poor hearing for at least a week.

 Forty-seven minutes to demonstrate that the Kings of Death Metal are back...FROM THE HAND OF KINGS...

Kingdoms Disdained is Morbid Angel's strong comeback to old-school Death Metal after a disappointing previous album. The album features brutal riffs, powerful vocals, and excellent production by Erik Rutan. Though it may not reach the heights of their earliest masterpieces, it offers a direct, intense listening experience. Trey Azagthoth and Steve Tucker deliver performances that reaffirm the band's legendary status in the extreme metal scene. Explore Morbid Angel's Kingdoms Disdained and experience the raw power of true old-school Death Metal!

 A gruesome image enough to always remind me... of Mortician, champions of that Brutal-Gore-Grind that they helped build and spread.

 My ears are bleeding...and it’s all very amusing...SCUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This review explores Mortician's 1995 EP House by the Cemetery, highlighting its brutal gore-grind style and disturbing themes. With industrial drum machines, guttural growls, and horror movie samples, the EP creates a grim atmosphere. The inclusion of filthy covers of Celtic Frost and Napalm Death adds depth. The reviewer sees Mortician as a genius band best enjoyed with a sense of irony. Dive into Mortician's brutal gore-grind world—listen to House by the Cemetery now!

 "Just mention the forty seconds of the title track that literally tear you apart."

 "An auditory bloodletting without survivors."

Damage 381 is Extreme Noise Terror’s third album, marked by the notable involvement of Mark 'Barney' Greenway of Napalm Death. The album delivers an intense grindcrust experience with fast drumming, distorted guitars, and explosive production by Colin Richardson. It is compared closely to Napalm Death's Utopia Banished and praised for its raw power. The reviewer recalls memorable live shows and rates the album four stars. Experience the relentless grindcrust fury of Damage 381—listen now and feel the power of Extreme Noise Terror!

 The only pleasure is suffering; listening to these unbearably slow sounds is a way of the cross that costs pain to confront.

 A melancholic and depressive work like no other; with a rotten and dark production.

This review celebrates Cathedral's debut album Forest of Equilibrium as a foundational doom metal work. It highlights Lee Dorrian's shift from death metal to a slow, oppressive sound inspired by Black Sabbath. The album is praised for its melancholic atmosphere, dark production, and long, heavy riffs that create a painful yet rewarding listening experience. The reviewer considers it a lasting influence and a musical milestone in metal history. Dive into the depths of doom metal—listen to Cathedral's Forest of Equilibrium and experience a timeless pillar of heavy music.

 No 'rival' band from those years has been able to erect that oppressive jet-black canopy, that sense of inhuman destructive power.

 An epic and tormented sound that relies on downtuned and hyper-distorted guitars, a blistering double bass drum, a compact and present bass, and a voice laden with dark and rasping tones.

Bolt Thrower's ...For Victory continues their legacy of war-obsessed death metal with crushing, mid-tempo heaviness and epic atmosphere. While not reaching the legendary status of their earlier trilogy, the album offers a powerful, relentless listening experience. The sound features downtuned guitars, intense drumming, and harsh vocals, creating a sense of an unstoppable battlefield force. Some repetitiveness is noted but does not diminish the overall impact. Discover the epic war-themed death metal of Bolt Thrower's ...For Victory—listen now and feel the power of metal's battlefield!

 "No Reason Why" is their declaration of war; its opening is a statement.

 You immediately want to start listening again, increasing the volume of the amplification even more!! Headbutting the walls of your home...

Gorilla Biscuits' self-titled debut album captures the essence of 1980s New York hardcore punk with intense energy and melodic depth. Signed by Revelation Records, the band blends furious stage presence with a positive attitude and straight edge ethos. Vocalist Anthony Civarelli’s passionate delivery and Walter Schreifels’ melodic guitar work mark the album as a hardcore landmark. With just seven tracks, the album leaves listeners eager for more and cements Gorilla Biscuits alongside the legends of hardcore punk. Dive into the raw energy of Gorilla Biscuits' debut and unleash the power of hardcore punk today!