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 Devourment kick ass, and Digested Flesh suck.

 Shit is good only if it tastes like Devourment: shit that tastes like Digested Flesh is half-good.

The review reflects on Devourment's iconic status in Slam Death Metal, praising their attitude and legacy despite a consistent musical style. Through ironic and humorous commentary, it contrasts Devourment with peers like Digested Flesh and Abominable Putridity. The album 1.3.8 is highlighted for combining key tracks from adjacent releases, cementing the band's position as metal legends. The reviewer embraces metalhead culture with wit and self-awareness. Listen to Devourment's 1.3.8 and experience the raw power of Slam Death Metal legend!

 "It is truly sad that works of the caliber of this 'Onward To Golgotha' are completely forgotten by posterity."

 "An absolutely mandatory CD for those who listen to Death Metal, not only for its importance but also for its decidedly good quality."

This review highlights Incantation's 1992 debut album Onward to Golgotha as a foundational and influential work in Death Doom Metal. It praises the album's oppressive atmosphere, unique combination of fast and slow tempos, and deep growling vocals. Despite some repetition and length issues, the album's historical significance and quality make it essential for Death Metal fans. The review laments the album's relative obscurity compared to more popular Death Metal releases. Discover the roots of Death Doom Metal – listen to Incantation's 'Onward to Golgotha' today!

 "Screams Of Anguish" is a fundamental album for any good Death Metaller; an album that, besides being a good product, is also one of the cornerstones of Death.

 The drummer prefers classic four-four time enriched with some offbeat, demonstrating actual technical ability often left in the background.

This review highlights Brutality's 1993 album Screams Of Anguish as a vital yet overlooked work in American Death Metal history. It praises the band's steady mid-tempo style, drumming techniques, and classic Old School Death Metal vocals. While the guitars are noted as overly old-fashioned and the album lacking some originality, the record remains essential for fans of the genre. The reviewer underscores its importance as a cornerstone album that kept thrash alive through a heavier, more extreme metal lens. Dive into Screams Of Anguish and explore Brutality's essential Death Metal legacy today!

 Lutomysl is not Depressive and not Raw either. More melodic and elaborate than raw Black, less desperate and anguishing than Depressive.

 The riffing is decadent yet epic, the Mood is tense but under control.

Lutomysl's album delivers a distinctive Black Metal sound, blending melodic and sharp riffs with a controlled but tense atmosphere. It avoids typical raw or depressive styles, offering an active nihilism that resonates with fans of bands like Judas Iscariot. Despite a less favored vocal style, the emotional weight and musical craftsmanship make it a worthwhile listen, especially for serious Black Metal enthusiasts. Explore Lutomysl’s atmospheric Black Metal and experience a fresh take on the genre—listen now and dive into its unsettling depths.

 Ion Dissonance have lost a lot of personality; a macabre spurt, like from a severed artery.

 The vocals are duller, less heartfelt, much more contrived, infinitely more monotonous.

The review covers Ion Dissonance's latest album 'Minus The Herd,' noting a significant shift from their previous acclaimed mathcore style to a more mainstream Metalcore sound. While the album retains technical proficiency, a new vocalist and slower tempos contribute to a loss of energy and personality. The reviewer appreciates a few standout tracks but is largely disappointed compared to the band's earlier works. Listen to 'Minus The Herd' to hear Ion Dissonance's evolution, then explore their earlier acclaimed works for the full experience.

 "No half measures, ladies and gentlemen, these guys deserve a ruthless criticism."

 "Pathetic like a cat without a leg trying to bury a turd on an icy lawn."

This review delivers a scathing critique of Nocturnal Depression's album 'Soundtrack For A Suicide Opus II,' highlighting its tedious song structures, lack of genuine depression, and questionable artistic choices. The reviewer mocks the band name, lyrical themes, and live shows, ultimately deeming the album boring and poorly crafted. Despite the sarcasm and humor, the tone reflects clear disappointment in this depressive black metal release. Read this brutally honest review and decide if Nocturnal Depression's album is worth your time—or better skipped.

 "A tearful and opiate guitar serves up evaporated riffs, too evaporated, which rarely leave a mark."

 "Krohm doesn’t make the sound ‘atmospheric’ using minimalism as a tool but uses redundancy and excess."

The review explores Krohm's album 'The Haunting Presence' within the crowded Depressive Black Metal genre. While Krohm previously impressed with a clear and emotional sound, this album suffers from over-layered guitars and diluted riffs. The fusion of Doom and Black Metal is attempted but only partially successful. Despite good vocal delivery and some strong riffs, the record lacks the distinctive emotional impact of prior works. Discover Krohm’s unique blend of Doom and Depressive Black Metal – listen now and judge the haunting presence yourself!

 If three professional Killers had picked up instruments and used them with the same cold indifference with which they use a gun, their music would be identical to that of Brodequin.

 Brodequin are the engineers of Slam; they are cold, dry, linear, in fact, geometric. Their pieces hurt; that’s it.

Brodequin's Methods Of Execution delivers intense brutal death metal characterized by extreme speed, raw riffs, and cold precision. Though not highly original, the album's merciless approach and lyrical themes of death set it apart in the slam death metal scene. It’s ideal for fans seeking pure sonic destruction without experimentation or refinement. Compared favorably to peers like Devourment and Disgorge, Brodequin stands as engineers of slam metal with a unique, detached intensity. Listen to Brodequin's Methods Of Execution to experience relentless brutality and raw slam death metal intensity now!

 "It is precisely this morbid alternation of naive, almost desperate visions of normal life and paroxysmal desires for revenge that makes Jasad’s album unique."

 "An album that leaves no ray of light and positions itself in a very different perspective from those of traditional Brutal."

Jasad's second album 'Annihilate The Enemy' presents a compelling blend of brutal death metal influences with sincere and heartfelt lyrics. Originating from Indonesia, the band combines technical riffs, refined rhythms, and a unique emotional depth rarely seen in the genre. While not flawless, the album stands out for its moody atmosphere and genuine approach to themes of death and frustration. It's an expressive work projecting a promising future for the band. Dive into Jasad's intense and heartfelt brutal death metal—listen to Annihilate The Enemy and experience a unique metal perspective!

 I like it because it’s stupid, I like it because even if it’s stupid, it’s fucking violent.

 The record listens well, and even if you don’t feel like listening to the drummer’s technicalities, the powerful and enjoyable riffs will stick in your head.

Foetopsy's Dyspartum is a brutally violent grindcore mini-album featuring extremely short tracks with raw riffs and impressive blast-beat drumming. The music balances brutal sound with unexpected groove and humor, standing out in a genre often dismissed as noise. Despite amateurish guitar work, the drummer's skill adds rare technicality and groove. A unique and entertaining listen for fans looking for chaotic yet engaging metal. Listen to Foetopsy's Dyspartum and experience brutal grindcore with unexpected groove and raw energy!