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 Tomahawk is a remarkable record that recalls, in some moments, the regretted Faith No More.

 A lot of melody and atmosphere often dominate this album.

Tomahawk's debut showcases Mike Patton's melodic and atmospheric skills, differing from his usual madness. The album recalls Faith No More's style while offering a fresh, well-played experience. It's a strong proof of Patton's talent as both a singer and composer. Discover Mike Patton's melodic side in Tomahawk's debut – listen and explore this unique blend of mood and mastery!

 Phil Anselmo much more comfortable with his singing compared to the later times of Pantera.

 Tracks like New Orleans Is A Dying Whore certainly do not go unnoticed and are, indeed, pieces of noteworthy craftsmanship.

Down II showcases a southern rock style influenced by Black Sabbath, featuring former Pantera members Phil Anselmo and Rex Brown. The album highlights Anselmo's confident singing and offers impactful tracks like "New Orleans Is A Dying Whore." Its high recording quality ensures a smooth listening experience despite minor imperfections. Listen to Down II now to experience southern rock with powerful riffs and charismatic vocals!

 The craftsmanship of this record is downright perfect, the recording quality is flawless.

 Dani Filth is the entertainer of this record with hallucinatory screams and growls that seem like lion’s roars.

The reviewer praises Cradle of Filth's 'Damnation and a Day' as a groundbreaking symphonic black metal album with impeccable sound quality and extraordinary performances. Dani Filth's vocals are highlighted as powerful and unique. The orchestral elements blend well, creating apocalyptic atmospheres, though the drumming is noted as somewhat monotonous. Overall, it's deemed a must-have for fans of the genre. Discover the epic scope of Cradle of Filth's 'Damnation and a Day'—listen now for a symphonic black metal journey like no other!

 Chuck Schuldiner has been the greatest loss that metal has faced to date.

 Tim delivers a performance that is midway between an excellent and personal heavy singing and in some instances death/thrash.

This review praises Control Denied's album The Fragile Art Of Existence as a groundbreaking and avant-garde metal work by the late Chuck Schuldiner. The lineup, including notable musicians like Tim Aymar and Steve DiGiorgio, delivers exceptional performances. The album's unique blend of heavy and death/thrash vocals sets it apart. The reviewer emphasizes the album's musical excellence and stunning artwork by Travis Smith. Discover the powerful legacy of Chuck Schuldiner—listen to The Fragile Art Of Existence now!

 Opeth crafts an almost perfect album that takes us to this dark park seemingly populated by elusive, melancholic presences, yet also filled with anger and pain.

 Highly recommended for those who love a “progressive” genre of music that is very well played and loaded with emotions as well as technicalities and showmanship.

Opeth's Blackwater Park is highlighted as a pinnacle of melancholic black metal blended with progressive elements and clean vocals. With Steven Wilson's expert production, the album crafts a dark, emotional atmosphere filled with technical brilliance. The review highly recommends the album for fans of progressive music full of emotion and musicianship. Listen to Opeth's Blackwater Park and experience a perfect blend of melancholia and progressive metal mastery.

 Muse establish themselves as an extraordinary band capable of thriving in the music business, while at the same time making their own decisions.

 The genre the trio presents to us is difficult to define, aside from categorizing it as post-rock influenced by some shards of molten metal.

Muse's Absolution establishes the band as a distinctive force in modern rock, creatively blending genres with strong vocals and instrumentation. The album's post-rock foundation, metal guitar elements, and electronic touches create a fresh sound. Its lyrics are thoughtful and dramatic, adding depth. Overall, Absolution is a well-produced, catchy, and engaging record. Explore Muse's Absolution for a powerful blend of post-rock and metal with profound lyrics and unforgettable melodies.

 Jonathan Davis explores melodic territories that have been kept much more in the background until now.

 A work that certainly marks a turning point in Korn’s music, as they no longer venture with funky or rap as in their early days.

Korn's Untouchables marks a significant evolution beyond traditional nu metal, featuring melodic exploration and electronic influences. Despite rumors, the production quality is solid, though not flawless. The album shifts away from early rap and funk elements towards a more introspective and direct sound. This release represents a meaningful turning point for the band's musical identity. Discover Korn’s musical evolution on Untouchables – listen now and experience their unique blend of nu metal and melody.

 The textures built by the axemen along with Davis’s extraordinary performance create a sonic wall sharp and piercing enough to cut through steel.

 An album of certainly not cheerful and easy-listening music, rather heavy and rebellious.

Take A Look In The Mirror marks Korn’s return to a heavier and more aggressive sound. The band delivers powerful performances and sharp sonic textures. Melodic elements are balanced well, and the collaboration with Nas adds a fresh layer. The album critiques the music industry with tracks like 'Y'all Want a Single'. Overall, it showcases the band's remarkable abilities despite previous criticism. Discover Korn’s raw power and rebellious spirit—listen to Take A Look In The Mirror now!

 Tool is a group that undeniably has managed to create a style distinctly different from any other.

 The atmospheres, the themes, the sounds, everything is perfect, and the listener can't help but be mesmerized by this CD.

Tool's Lateralus stands out as a uniquely styled progressive metal album, driven by powerful performances from drummer Danny Carey and vocalist Maynard James Keenan. The album's engaging atmospheres and thematic depth captivate listeners, making it a historic release within its genre. While challenging for casual listeners, it remains essential for true music enthusiasts. Dive into the mesmerizing world of Tool's Lateralus and experience one of progressive metal's greatest masterpieces today!

 Violence and sweetness flow through the listener’s veins, who can only remain to suffer the consequences in front of something that... touches upon a masterpiece.

 If you ever get the chance to see them live, run!

The Perfect Element Pt.1 by Pain of Salvation delivers a compelling blend of light and dark moods with skilled musicianship. The album's storytelling is enhanced by Daniel Gildenlow's passionate performance. Despite minor recording flaws, it stands out as a must-have in its genre and beyond. Strongly recommended, especially live. Discover the masterpiece of progressive metal—listen to The Perfect Element Pt.1 and experience Pain of Salvation live if you can!