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 This album is not a masterpiece... it is THE masterpiece.

 Alexi Lahio rules with a 360° sweeping and humiliates anyone who thought they could become a decent guitarist.

Hatebreeder by Children Of Bodom is praised as a definitive metal masterpiece. The album masterfully fuses intense metal aggression with subtle neoclassical elements. Standout tracks showcase technical prowess and songwriting depth, while the album maintains a balanced variety of moods. This review emphasizes the album’s lasting impact and its pivotal place in the band’s evolution. Dive into the ferocious riffs and neoclassical mastery of Hatebreeder—listen now and experience a metal masterpiece.

 Turn up your stereo volume to the maximum, and get ready because in the next four minutes, your brain and ears will be subjected to the torture inflicted by the death/thrash assault of these five Swedes.

 Without beating around the bush, really kicks ass.

This review praises The Crown's album Deathrace King for its intense death/thrash metal sound combined with melodic Gothenburg influences and punk attitude. The band's technical skill, especially the guitarists and drummer, receives high commendation. Songs like Total Satan and I Won't Follow illustrate the album's powerful and relentless energy. The album is recommended as a fierce companion for fans needing a powerful musical kick. Crank up Deathrace King and dive into The Crown's killer mix of death and thrash metal now!

 It seems that Silenoz and Shagrath have forgotten that they composed absolute masterpieces like Stormblåst and Enthrone Darkness Triumphant.

 They are simply coasting on the success achieved with Enthrone Darkness Triumphant losing their peculiarities over time, becoming a mere copy of themselves.

This review views Dimmu Borgir's Death Cult Armageddon as a decent but flawed album. The band has moved away from the gothic and melodic elements of their classic work toward thrash and technical compositions. While orchestral elements and a real orchestra add grandeur, the album lacks the emotional bite and unique identity of earlier releases. Some songs feature complex structures and progressive touches but fail to fully captivate or transport the listener. Discover the evolution of Dimmu Borgir through Death Cult Armageddon—listen now and decide if the shift worked for you!

 In just under 40 seconds, violence takes shape in the most devastating and dark way you have ever heard.

 The genius of these two Norwegians has no equal within the black (symphonic) metal community.

Epitome of Illusions by Limbonic Art delivers dark and intense symphonic black metal, capturing raw anger and complexity in its early demos. While some tracks suffer from inexperience and clichéd elements, others like "Symphony in Moonlight and Nightmares" and "Sources to Agonies" stand out as masterpieces. The album is recommended mainly for fans willing to explore Limbonic Art's roots at a low price, recognizing its strengths and flaws. Discover the dark depths of Limbonic Art’s early work—listen to Epitome of Illusions and experience raw symphonic black metal.

 Find the five differences between these two images

This review playfully invites readers to spot differences between two iconic images associated with the Mayhem and Darkthrone live album. It hints at contrasts without explicit analysis, leaving interpretation open. Discover the nuances of this iconic live release—listen and see if you can spot the differences!

 Follow the Reaper doesn’t seem at all inferior to its two predecessors, Something Wild and Hatebreeder.

 I recommend this CD to anyone approaching extreme metal for the first time… they won’t be disappointed and can soon head towards more challenging horizons.

Follow The Reaper by Children of Bodom is praised for its balance of melodic and heavy elements, maintaining quality on par with previous albums. Despite minor repetitive riffs, the album offers excellent production and standout tracks like Taste of My Shythe and Kissing the Shadows. Its accessibility makes it a great entry point into extreme metal for new listeners. The distinctive color-themed covers add artistic value. Listen to Children of Bodom's Follow The Reaper and explore one of melodic death metal's finest albums!

 Eight tracks that sound like they were recorded live in your bathroom represent the farewell and a sort of spiritual testament of the Ulver to black metal.

 An album that would freeze the blood of someone who has never heard anything meaner than Iron Maiden, an album where the essence of Norwegian Black Metal is hidden.

Ulver's 'Nattens Madrigal' is a raw, brash, and iconic black metal album recorded with a lo-fi live feel that reflects the pure essence of Norwegian black metal. The album features icy, sharp riffs, precise blastbeat drumming, and intense acidic screams by Garm. It stands as a cult classic from the mid-90s Norwegian scene, notable for its musical brutality balanced by melodic accessibility. The album holds a spiritual significance as Ulver’s farewell to black metal before they moved into different musical directions. Dive into Ulver's fierce 'Nattens Madrigal' – a must-listen cult classic for true black metal fans!

 This is a CD of what is called Viking metal, incorporating black roots (very few) and a lot of folk/epic influences, hence a significant use of traditional instruments including a 36string Kantele(???).

 I intended to spit some general hate in this review... especially towards those who don’t listen to metal and think they’re smart for it.

The review passionately praises Ensiferum's debut album as a powerful Viking metal work with rich folk and epic influences. The writer expresses frustration about metal's underappreciation and the difficulties in convincing others to appreciate the genre. The album features traditional instruments like the Kantele and touches on black metal roots to a lesser extent. Overall, it is seen as a significant contribution to the genre. Discover the epic blend of Viking and folk metal in Ensiferum's debut—listen now and experience the power of tradition and metal fused!

 The single extracted from this album, The Wicker Man, incinerated on first listen anyone hoping for some change.

 Thanks for being able to unite people of different cultures, ages, religions, ideologies, nations, and continents with your music.

The review covers Iron Maiden’s album Brave New World, emphasizing its reliance on classic riffs and a lack of significant innovation despite Bruce Dickinson’s return. While some tracks stand out, most follow the band’s traditional sound. The reviewer pays tribute to Iron Maiden’s enduring influence on heavy metal and the strong sense of community they foster among fans. Listen to Brave New World and explore Iron Maiden’s classic heavy metal sound and legacy today!

 A perfect money machine led by a human being barely over a meter tall.

 This Cruelty and the Beast is a wonderful album, only rivaled by the glorious Dimmu Borgir’s Enthrone Darkness Triumphant.

This review examines Cradle of Filth’s album Cruelty And The Beast, highlighting its unique blend of symphonic black metal, thrash, and melodic death metal influences. Despite the reviewer’s ironic tone and personal dislike for the band members, the album is praised for outstanding songwriting and memorable riffs. The high-pitched vocals divide listeners, and the catchiness of riffs may cause brief listener fatigue. Overall, it's deemed a wonderful and impactful album. Explore Cruelty And The Beast now and experience a unique fusion of black and thrash metal!