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 Buy this CD and you’ll realize that Dream Theater are not the best.

 Do you headbang listening to Dream Theater? I don’t. With these guys, you will.

This review praises Symphony X's album The Divine Wings Of Tragedy as a superior example of progressive metal compared to Dream Theater. It highlights the album's diverse influences, technical proficiency, and engaging songwriting. The reviewer especially commends Michael Romeo's guitar work and the band's ability to craft a 20-minute song that holds listeners' attention. Overall, the album is celebrated for its energy, skill, and emotional intensity. Listen to The Divine Wings Of Tragedy and experience true progressive metal mastery today!

 Too bad that once you’ve listened to it once, you won’t listen to it again.

 This is not Burzum. Burzum has been over for a long time, just like this is not metal but atmospheric black.

Burzum's Dauði Baldrs is a synth-driven album created during Varg Vikernes' imprisonment. While it offers a medieval, gloomy atmosphere, the music is repetitive and lacks the intensity of his earlier black metal works. The album's unique sound fails to engage beyond the first listen, leaving the reviewer unimpressed. Discover the haunting yet polarizing sound of Burzum's Dauði Baldrs and decide if its eerie atmosphere resonates with you.

 Great CD, violent, angry, and enhanced by Alexi Lahio’s virtuosity, growl similar to Popeye’s voice, and the great Janne Warmann: a great duo of neoclassical inspiration.

 Alexi Lahio spits solos and sweeps as if it were normal, supported and doubled by the immense keyboardist Janne Warmann.

Children Of Bodom's debut album 'Something Wild' showcases a violent and symphonic death metal style infused with melodic power metal elements. The band delivers technically impeccable performances, especially from guitarists Alexi Lahio and Alexander Kuoppala. Janne Warmann's keyboard work complements the sound. Despite some band tensions, the album stands out as a strong, aggressive metal offering that fans will admire. Listen to Children Of Bodom’s 'Something Wild' and experience a fierce blend of symphonic death and melodic metal today!

 If this had been the CD of an unknown group, Nuclear Blast wouldn’t have reissued it… allowing the luminaries of print and virtual media to weave endless praises on the melancholic mood, on the complex Norwegianness of the compositions, and on other bullshit that even they don’t know what the hell they mean.

 Ultimately, a decent album that rearranged would become a MASTERPIECE.

For All Tid is the debut album of Norwegian band Dimmu Borgir, blending classic black-gothic metal with original death influences. Despite production flaws and simple songwriting, the album shows promise. The reviewer suggests a complete rearrangement of the songs could turn it into a masterpiece. As the first official release of a now legendary band, it receives both encouragement and critical reassessment. Explore Dimmu Borgir's debut and discover the roots of a black metal legend—listen now and judge the evolution yourself!

 Battles In The North is perhaps one of the greatest albums that the Norwegian black metal scene has ever produced.

 It’s better to remember them when everything was more "true" Norwegian black metal and when Immortal were truly the best.

Battles In The North is considered one of the greatest albums in Norwegian black metal, praised as an extreme metal masterpiece. Despite its raw and arguably poor production that emphasizes only drums, the album captures true black metal spirit. Abbath's multi-instrumental role and unforgettable tracks show Immortal at their peak. The band’s turbulent history and influence on black metal are also noted, highlighting the album’s enduring legacy. Dive into the raw power of Immortal's Battles In The North and experience a legendary black metal classic today!

 The first track, Like Fire In The Night, is a perfect summary of the music offered by the Swedes.

 Imperial Domain "play" (very seriously, though...) at black metal with truly terrifying results.

Imperial Domain’s album 'In The Ashes Of The Fallen' delivers a compelling mix of Swedish death metal aggression and melody. The guitar work by Philip Borg and Peter Laitinen stands out, complemented by a powerful rhythm section. The well-produced album features reflective lyrics and even ventures into black metal territory with impressive results. Overall, it’s a strong and recommended metal release. Listen to Imperial Domain’s In The Ashes Of The Fallen for a masterclass in Swedish death metal.

 The combination of the keyboards with a typically death framework is indeed noteworthy, placing the music somewhere between four genres.

 This CD will hardly disappoint you.

Garden Of Shadows' Oracle Moon defies simple classification, blending elements of black, progressive death, and epic metal. Keyboards evoke dreamy lunar landscapes, while skilled instrumentation pushes the music into original and complex territory. Comparable to Cradle of Filth but more direct, the album is praised for its craftsmanship and captivating atmosphere. Fans of intricate metal will find much to appreciate. Discover the unique fusion of styles in Garden Of Shadows' Oracle Moon—listen now for an epic journey through mystical metal landscapes.

 The Gallery is a true propagandistic manifesto of Swedish death metal.

 Go buy it, full stop and new paragraph.

This review praises Dark Tranquillity's album The Gallery as a true masterpiece of Swedish death metal, highlighting its technical skill and emotional depth. The album stands out due to brilliant vocals, precise drumming, and inventive guitar work. Compared to peers like In Flames, it is described as more classical and ingenious. Each song is celebrated as a small masterpiece, making the album a must-have for metal fans. Listen to The Gallery now and experience a Swedish death metal masterpiece!

 This CD is truly a masterpiece of black metal, as evidenced by the fact that neither Dimmu nor other black metal bands have ever produced albums like this again.

 A truly melancholic brick is the instrumental Sorgens Kammer (which SHOULD mean 'chamber of sorrow'). Six minutes of just piano. If you manage not to commit suicide, it’s a miracle.

Stormblåst is hailed as a true masterpiece of black metal, blending classical and gothic influences with powerful instrumentation. The album’s Norse vocals add depth, contrasting sweetness with harsh screams. Songs range from fast gallops to slow, melancholic melodies, highlighted by a moving piano instrumental. It stands unique in the genre and remains unmatched by Dimmu Borgir or others since its 1995 release. Listen to Stormblåst and experience the timeless black metal masterpiece combining harshness and melody like never before.

 Just Mr. Lahio’s solos are worth the price of the CD.

 If you’re tired of listening repeatedly to Blashyrkh or Mourning Palace, this CD might provide a valid alternative to the classic Norwegian black metal.

Impaled Nazarene's 'Nihil' showcases the band's aggressive black metal style with notable melodic and punk influences. Alexi Laiho's guitar solos stand out as a major highlight. While some tracks falter in quality, the album offers a strong alternative to typical Norwegian black metal. Fans of dynamic and intense metal will find much to appreciate here. Explore the raw energy and melodic edge of 'Nihil' by Impaled Nazarene—listen now and experience a fresh take on black metal.