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 This CD contains the most ferocious, violent, and, I dare say, unprecedented sounds ever heard.

 One of the best tracks, 'Unas Slayer Of The Gods,' contains an instrumental part worthy of the best progressive bands.

This review praises 'In Their Darkened Shrines' as one of the best recent death metal albums, highlighting its blend of brutality and intricate technique. It notes the unique Egyptian thematic influence and absence of typical anti-Christian sentiment. Special mention is given to the progressive instrumental section in 'Unas Slayer Of The Gods.' Recommended for fans of heavy, complex metal music. Listen to Nile's 'In Their Darkened Shrines' and experience brutal, technical death metal with a unique ancient Egyptian twist!

 The class is there, the originality certainly is not lacking, but there remains a certain dose of 'indigestible' passages that seem to never end...

 Stratos studied singing techniques all over the world and developed a singing ability that allowed him a vocal range up to 7000 Hz and the ability to perform multiple vocal lines simultaneously.

Area's 'Caution Radiation Area' is a groundbreaking follow-up to their debut, noted for its politically charged fusion of progressive rock, jazz, and folk influences. The album showcases Demetrio Stratos's extraordinary vocal range and experimentation, alongside virtuosic performances by the band. While some passages are long and challenging, this aligns with the album's artistic vision and does not detract from its brilliance. It remains a historic and influential work in Italian progressive music. Dive into Area's visionary blend of fusion and prog—listen to 'Caution Radiation Area' and experience a unique musical journey today!

 An album with epic, almost Wagnerian tones, where the technical skills of a truly extraordinary drummer... stand out.

 "I live the superman" was accused (without just cause) of apologizing for Nazism... those were the years of lead.

Museo Rosenbach's 1973 album Zarathustra stands as a pioneering work in progressive rock, featuring complex rhythms, rich mellotron textures, and lyrics inspired by Nietzsche. Once overshadowed by political controversies, it is now recognized as a cult classic with epic, Wagnerian influences. The band's exceptional musicianship and originality shine throughout, making it essential for fans of Italian prog and bands like Banco del Mutuo Soccorso. Despite initial censorship and misunderstanding, Zarathustra deserves rediscovery and appreciation. Explore Zarathustra now and experience the epic sounds of Italian progressive rock history!