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 BOM! Damn, they fired a missile at the stage!

 The award for the unluckiest of the evening undoubtedly goes to Lamb of God.

The Unholy Alliance Tour 2006 in Milano delivered strong performances from Lamb of God, Children of Bodom, In Flames, and Slayer, despite frequent audio and power problems. The crowd’s enthusiasm remained strong throughout the long day. Memorable moments included engaging stage presence and fan interactions, though sound quality and technical mishaps lowered the overall impact. A must-attend event for metal fans seeking energy and variety. Discover the unforgettable highs and lows of the Unholy Alliance Tour 2006 in Milano – read the full review and relive the metal madness!

 "A lot, a lot of violence is unleashed by 'The Stench of Redemption,' and the first listen was quite traumatic for my ears."

 "The performance of the musicians is noteworthy, drummer Asheim is a machine in terms of speed... Glen Benton does not disappoint both for voice and divine dissing."

The review praises Deicide's album 'The Stench Of Redemption' for its intense violence combined with melodic and technical guitar work. The introduction of new guitarists Ralph Santolla and Jack Owen is well received. Standout tracks like 'Homage for Satan' and the title track are highlighted for their melodic depth. The musicians' performances, particularly the drumming and vocals, are noted as excellent. Though some tracks impressed less, the overall album is considered a stylish and successful comeback. Listen to Deicide's 'The Stench Of Redemption' and experience the perfect blend of violence and melody in death metal today!

 Christ Illusion is a top-notch album, even better than God Hates Us All.

 If Slayer is for you an anchor of salvation from the rot that surrounds us daily, you probably already bought it.

The review praises Slayer's album Christ Illusion as a powerful, relentless work that surpasses their previous effort God Hates Us All. It highlights the seamless integration of modern influences with the band's classic aggressive sound, alongside provocative anti-religious lyrics. The album cover mirrors the themes of societal corruption and rawness from Slayer’s early years. The reviewer passionately urges fans and newcomers alike to experience the album as a beacon of truth and intensity. Listen to Slayer’s Christ Illusion today and experience raw metal intensity like never before!

 They have managed to gain a great fan base thanks to the undeniable destructive power that they manage to generate, particularly on drums and vocals.

 Recommended only for those who have already listened to and appreciated the latest 'Ashes of the Wake,' for occasional listeners, however, objectively I believe it can be done without.

The review highlights Lamb of God's intense and destructive sound on their second album, As The Palaces Burn, influenced heavily by Slayer. While the album contains memorable tracks and showcases characteristic shifts in tempo, it suffers from repetitiveness and is considered slightly inferior to their debut. Recommended mainly for those who already appreciate their later work, Ashes of the Wake. Explore Lamb of God's powerful riffs and dynamic rhythms in As The Palaces Burn—listen now to experience their intense metal energy!

 Insanely fast, blasphemous lyrics (this "Cult" in particular manages to be even more anti-religious than the old "Disciple"!)

 "These guys have style, damn it..."

The review discusses Slayer's single 'Cult', highlighting its return to the aggressive style of their acclaimed 'Reign in Blood' album, possibly influenced by drummer Lombardo's return. The track is praised for its fast pace, impactful guitar solos, and intense anti-religious lyrics. Though the full album was unavailable at the time, the reviewer is optimistic about the new material. The song's blend of calm intro and explosive energy is especially noted. Listen to Slayer's 'Cult' single now and experience the fierce return to their thrash metal roots!

 "The usual punch to the teeth, in short."

 "A massacre from beginning to end, period."

This review applauds Cannibal Corpse's album Kill as a powerful, straightforward brutal death metal release. Although the cover art is simpler than usual, the music delivers precise, heavy riffs and crushing vocals. The reviewer highlights standout tracks but admits the songs mostly blend into a relentless, intense experience. Overall, it's described as a brutal and satisfying metal massacre. Explore Cannibal Corpse's Kill for a relentless brutal death metal experience now!

 Trying to recognize a more specific genre than metal is damn difficult but, in the opinion of the writer, it represents their true strength.

 The vocalist who, through effects, sighs, and various sounds, contributes significantly to giving this sense of... madness to the album.

Infernal Poetry’s Beholding The Umpure is an original and unpredictable metal album from Italy that blends death, black, thrash, and heavy metal influences. The band’s creativity shines through complex riffs and experimental vocals. The album’s classical solos are well integrated, and it closes with a strong cover of Maiden’s Fear Of The Dark. Recommended for metal lovers who appreciate variety and innovation. Dive into Infernal Poetry’s unpredictable metal world with Beholding The Umpure—discover the madness and brilliance today!

 This album is an incredible blast.

 Majestic is a true joy for the ears.

This review praises Gamma Ray's album Majestic for its energetic and epic power metal style. The reviewer highlights standout tracks, impressive riffs, and Kai Hansen's convincing vocals. Recommended strongly for fans of similar metal bands like Blind Guardian and Helloween. The album is described as a consistent and inspired work with no dull moments. Listen to Majestic by Gamma Ray now and experience a top-tier power metal journey!

 Bad. That’s what I thought right after the first track ended.

 One thing I have always appreciated is the continuous rhythmic and melodic change within a single track, sometimes unexpectedly.

The review of Lamb of God’s debut album New American Gospel expresses initial disappointment due to raw production and inexperienced vocals, yet acknowledges the band’s aggressive energy and evolving style. The drums are praised for their creativity, and the album’s constant rhythmic shifts are seen as a defining trait. Though influenced by Slayer, Lamb of God is recognized as having its own identity forming here with significant potential for growth in later works. Discover Lamb of God’s raw debut and witness their evolution—listen to New American Gospel now!

 The design is really cool.

 Heard one track, heard the whole album.

The review praises the cool album cover and the impressive video for the single 'Deadly Sinners.' The band delivers classic Heavy Metal with influences from Iron Maiden and Rob Halford. Lyrics revolve around typical epic metal themes. The reviewer notes the consistent style across the album and considers it enjoyable but not original. Listen to 'Deadly Sinners' and explore the classic heavy metal vibe of Advance And Vanquish!