mayhem

 There is such a sensation of macabre 'low-quality' darkness accompanying the heavy progress of the album that it requires at least a couple of listens.

 Decent songwriting is accompanied by a lack of originality at several points, which makes it difficult to listen for those who have been listening to semi-obscure records in the genre for years.

 Listen to Sarcophagus' Infernal Hordes EP to experience a raw, vintage black metal blast from the past.

 It is extremely difficult to describe every minute detail because it gets lost in the chaotic succession of notes, accompanied by hysterical screams, inhuman distortions, electronic sounds.

 What matters is the content, the substance of this deadly 'cocktail' of fusion, grind-core, and death-metal.

 Dive into the relentless chaos of Cephalic Carnage's Conforming To Abnormality—experience extreme metal like never before.

 Using the piano to perform Maiden’s classics doesn’t bring much new in itself.

 Imagine how Jerry Lee Lewis would improvise on the sheet music of 'Number of the Beast' — it might be enjoyable live, but it’s just a good exercise in style.

 Listen to Scott Lavender's unique piano tribute and discover a new way to experience Iron Maiden classics!

 Mekong evolve metal in a properly orchestral sense.

 The record requires repeated listens, after which it might appeal to many people, from the Malmsteen fan to the hardcore 'deathster'.

 Explore Mekong Delta's unique progressive-thrash sound—listen to Dances of Death and experience metal like never before!

 The soul is all in the immense voice of Eric Adams and the bass of De Maio, which in this work almost acts as a second guitar.

 "Hatred" seems to be a contender for the worst track in Manowar’s history, but just listen to it without haste to realize that all things considered, it’s quite enjoyable.

 Dive into Manowar's Into Glory Ride and discover the raw power and epic spirit behind this cult metal classic.

 Bartoccetti manages to invent a sick, decadent, and dark sound, absolutely ahead of anyone else.

 Despite the heaviness of some passages, it can rightly be called a masterpiece of dark, or dark-gothic if you will (...we’re in 1969!).

 Explore Jacula's unique dark prog sound and uncover this rare musical gem from 1969—listen now and dive into its haunting depths.

 It is not just simple 'adapted noise', as our star manages to effortlessly perform pieces by Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky without any noticeable difference from the classical versions.

 The greater charm of the album lies precisely in the novelty, in the fact that the use of a theremin in a musical work is quite uncommon.

 Explore Clara Rockmore's groundbreaking theremin artistry and rediscover classical music through the first electronic instrument!

 "Monumension is characterized as a multifaceted work capable of surprising the listener with each track."

 "Enslaved dared, they knew how to present the genre’s styles in a perhaps not very original way, but naturally."

 Listen to Enslaved's Monumension and experience a bold Viking metal evolution firsthand!

 A real pity that they are definitively disbanded.

 A frozen sound tapestry, a gloomy atmosphere capable of captivating the listener from the first listens.

 Dive into the epic sounds of Immortal's 'Sons Of Northern Darkness' and experience a black metal classic like never before.

 Each track is up to par, hard to find one underwhelming: how can one not love the sonic machine-gun fire of "Dead by dawn"...

 This fantastic album is nothing more than the collection of the first two demos by Deicide, when they were still called Amon, and recorded in a garage.

 Dive into Deicide's raw death metal roots and experience the fierce energy of their early demos now!