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 Allheluja makes a big leap towards popularity on both European and global levels.

 The voice of Bredahl... lets himself go and tries to 'sing' resulting in decidedly convincing and becoming the group’s additional weapon.

Allhelluja's second album 'Pain Is The Game' marks a major step forward with a fresh, original sound mixing black Sabbath-inspired stoner, death’n’roll, and doom metal. Vocalist Jacob Bredahl uses a more melodic style, adding a new dynamic to the band’s intense music. The album features sarcastic and horror-themed lyrics with solid musicianship, though the lack of live touring is seen as a missed opportunity. Overall, it's an engaging and strong metal release poised for wider recognition. Listen to 'Pain Is The Game' now and experience Allhelluja’s powerful metal fusion firsthand!

 "Storm Front ... presents itself with a sharp and rock sound but above all the songwriting returns to levels of excellence."

 "'We Didn't Start the Fire' was quite successful and pushed the album to the top of the Billboard chart."

Storm Front marks Billy Joel's powerful return to rock in 1989 after personal and artistic challenges. Produced by Mick Jones, the album features energetic tracks like 'That's Not Her Style' and the iconic 'We Didn't Start the Fire.' Joel blends sharp rock sounds with touching ballads, showcasing renewed songwriting strength. Songs like 'The Downeaster 'Alexa'' and 'Leningrad' deepen the album's emotional impact. Overall, it revitalized Joel's career and chart success. Explore Billy Joel's Storm Front and experience his unforgettable rock comeback and heartfelt storytelling.

 With this handful of songs, Billy Idol discovers himself as a songwriter and leaves aside his suburban macho appearance.

 Surely an album to listen to before putting it aside as I was about to do.

This review highlights Billy Idol's 2005 album Devil's Playground as a mature and reflective work blending his punk roots with new acoustic and country influences. The album showcases raw guitars, melodic rock, and introspective ballads, marking a notable evolution from his eighties persona. The reviewer appreciates the album's diversity and growth, recommending it as an overlooked gem deserving attention. Listen to Billy Idol's Devil's Playground to discover a fresh, mature side of the punk rock legend.

 An album that opened the doors to the Stoner movement but which no one will ever recognize as such.

 From this album, the singer and guitarist becomes Pepper Keenan, and his charisma significantly marks the band’s progression.

This review highlights Corrosion Of Conformity’s pivotal role in shaping modern heavy metal and crossover thrash in the 1980s and 1990s. Deliverance stands as their masterpiece, blending thrash, southern rock, and 70s doom metal influences. Peppered with powerful riffs and charismatic vocals from Pepper Keenan, the album opened doors to the stoner movement. It remains a highly influential and underrated classic within heavy music spheres. Listen to Deliverance today and experience the heavy metal classic that shaped modern stoner and southern rock.

 "Anyone who listens to Motörhead and owns all their records knows that isn’t so! This 'Kiss of Death' is very different from its predecessor 'Inferno.'"

 "If old-timers like Motörhead are still capable of writing varied and bone-crunching metal albums like this, we can rest easy because the genre will remain alive and kicking."

Motörhead’s Kiss of Death stands out by offering a varied mix of hard rock and metal tracks that pay homage to 80s sounds. Unlike some critics’ opinions about their repetitiveness, this album is distinct and highlights Phil Campbell's underrated guitar skills. From fast-paced classics to slower ballads, the album balances intensity with melody, reaffirming Motörhead's vital role in keeping metal alive. Listen to Kiss of Death and experience Motörhead’s fierce and diverse metal energy today!

 "With this album, Overkill bids farewell to the '80s, knowing they undoubtedly deserve a place just behind the four great American thrash bands."

 "The grand finale is entrusted to 'E.Vil N.Ever D.Ies', a bone-crushing live thrash... guided by Blitz’s sandpaper-like voice."

The review praises Overkill's 1989 album The Years Of Decay as one of the best thrash metal albums of the '80s. The band’s lineup and production by Terry Date deliver a powerful mix of thrash and doom elements. Key tracks like 'Time To Kill' and the title track showcase strong vocals and guitar work. The reviewer positions Overkill just behind the 'big four' of thrash metal, highlighting the album's enduring quality. Dive into Overkill's The Years Of Decay and experience a thrash metal masterpiece that stands the test of time!

 This album can easily be described as one of the most modern composed by the American thrashers.

 A guaranteed headbanging song.

From The Underground And Below showcases Overkill's shift towards a modern thrash sound enhanced by Pantera-like guitars and strong vocal performances. The album features dynamic tracks with varied tempos and styles, including hardcore elements and thrash'n'roll vibes. Standout contributions come from new members Joe Comeau and Sebastian Marino, solidifying this album as a noteworthy transitional work in Overkill's catalog. Despite its atypical elements, the album remains a solid and engaging release. Discover Overkill’s modern thrash evolution—listen to From The Underground And Below now!

 A debut that leaves many bewildered due to the freshness of these 13 compositions that dare to mix slowdowns on the brink of doom with New York-style hardcore accelerations.

 An album to own to understand what true METAL-CORE with melodic touches is, so fashionable today, but especially to hear singing rather than shouting from an underrated singer like the great (not in stature) Keith Caputo.

Life Of Agony's 1993 debut River Runs Red stands out as a metalcore milestone. Featuring a fusion of hardcore, doom metal slowdown, and emotionally dark lyrics, it captures the band's New York struggles vividly. Frontman Keith Caputo's remarkable voice and bassist Alan Robert’s interconnected songwriting create a haunting concept album. The band's unique identity emerged later, but this release remains essential to understanding melodic metalcore's roots. Listen to River Runs Red now and explore the roots of melodic metalcore with Life Of Agony’s powerful debut!

 "Scatterbrain were perhaps the least serious in terms of lyrics, thanks to a mix of nonsense and incredible tongue-twisters accompanied by a musical melting pot."

 An album that, unfortunately, sounds a bit dated today, but which is an excellent testament to the creative vein that was in the air in those years.

Scatterbrain’s 1995 album Scamboogery represents a distinctive funk-metal blend from the early '90s, characterized by humorous lyrics and genre mash-ups. The album features standout tracks like 'Taste Just Like Chicken' and a unique guitar rendition of Mozart’s Sonata#11. While it may feel somewhat dated today, it remains a testament to the era’s creative spirit. Scatterbrain combines technical skill with fun, setting them apart from contemporaries. Dive into Scatterbrain’s Scamboogery for a unique funk-metal experience full of quirky lyrics and musical originality from the '90s!

 STUCK MOJO represented the most credible fusion between metal sounds and rap vocals of the latter half of the ‘90s.

 This album is the classic maturity album... a tough album light-years away from 'RAP-METAL' bands like early KORN and LIMP BIZKIT.

Stuck Mojo's third album Rising marks a mature evolution, blending thrash metal with southern rock touches and rap vocals. The band delivers powerful riffs, memorable guest appearances, and strong lyrical themes, distancing themselves from rap-metal stereotypes. Recommended for fans of 90s thrash and crossover metal bands. Listen to Stuck Mojo's Rising and experience a powerful blend of thrash metal and southern rock with sharp rap vocals!