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 I put the trash can and started throwing it against the walls because listening to the Brutal without doing something Brutal doesn’t make sense.

 The Cannibal Corpses proved very Brutal indeed they sold me at full price an album made up of three songs, one of which was already on another album.

This review blends the chaotic political climate of the early 2000s with a deeply personal and ironic recount of acquiring and listening to Cannibal Corpse’s Hammer Smashed Face album. The reviewer shares humorous family and social anecdotes while appreciating the brutal nature of the music. Despite some disappointment about the album's content, the overall experience is portrayed as authentically Brutal and nostalgic. The tone is playful, sarcastic, and richly vivid. Dive into the brutal world of Cannibal Corpse and experience the chaos and intensity of Hammer Smashed Face today!

 Among a mass of Gore Grind groups truly unworthy of being admitted to the ranks of metal bands, these guys stand out for their compositional skills and professionalism.

 The dirty, rotten production… manages in 2004 to sound exactly like what made so many works of the past great.

Lord Gore’s 'Resickened' impressively revives the early Gore Grind genre with skilled compositions and a deliberately raw production that echoes classics like Carcass’s 'Reek of Putrefaction.' While not innovating, this album stands out among otherwise noisy and less listenable contemporaries by maintaining musical structure and technical precision. Its nostalgic yet powerful approach appeals strongly to fans of old-school Gore Grind and extreme metal. Listen to 'Resickened' for a raw, nostalgic dive into classic Gore Grind metal mastery.

 "Ion Dissonance manages to shake even the calmest and most serene spirits with a barrage of deadly songs."

 "The five showcase absolutely exceptional and extraordinary technical skills that clearly emerge from the extremely complex times executed by guitarists and drummers."

Ion Dissonance's debut album 'Breathing Is Irrelevant' displays exceptional technical ability and complex, aggressive mathcore. The band merges influences from Dillinger Escape Plan, Converge, and Meshuggah to create intense, dissonant compositions. Despite challenging listening, the album captivates with its intricate rhythms, powerful vocals, and emotional depth. While the production slightly hinders the bass presence, the work remains a milestone for progressive metal and mathcore fans. Explore Ion Dissonance's intense mathcore debut and experience the ultimate technical metal challenge today!

 The cornerstone of Dopesick and this group’s entire production is the mood: every song reproduces the days of a suburban youth doomed to ruin.

 You cannot think of a voice more suitable for the lyrics of Eyehategod, a concentration of pure nihilism, distrust, and self-loathing towards life and men.

Eyehategod's 1996 album Dopesick is a pioneering release in sludge metal and post hardcore. With its slow tempos, raw and gritty vocals, and deeply nihilistic lyrics, the album powerfully conveys the despair of suburban youth. Though musically simple, its emotional depth and influence on later bands make it a seminal work. Some faster tracks are less successful, but overall the album stands out for its authenticity and mood. Listen to Dopesick and experience the raw power and emotion that shaped sludge metal history.

 The listening brings no emotion and leaves the unfortunate listener with a sense of incompleteness and indifference.

 Blood Rapture is an album that hovers around quite low standards for one of the many mediocre and irrelevant bands crowding the Death Metal scene.

Vomitory's 2006 album Blood Rapture offers a formulaic death metal experience deeply rooted in both European and American old-school influences. Despite competent musicianship, the album fails to innovate, resulting in a dull atmosphere and uninspiring lyrics. Production choices bury the bass and dilute the overall impact. The review concludes that the album is mediocre and recommends listeners seek more engaging modern death metal alternatives. Discover more honest metal reviews and explore truly innovative death metal albums beyond Blood Rapture.

 The album in question is absolutely irrational and devoid of logic.

 It seems, therefore, to be facing a Free Jazz album (very, very free) with the power and attitude of the most technical and brutal Brutal.

Defiled's 'Ugliness Revealed' showcases impressive technical skill and complex compositions but suffers from chaotic song structures and poor production. The album blends brutal death metal with experimental and free jazz elements, creating a niche sound that's difficult to classify. Despite moments of brilliance, the album remains largely inaccessible and unlistenable for many. The thoughtful and aggressive lyrics add depth, but overall, the album is inconclusive. Explore the boundary-pushing chaos of Defiled's 'Ugliness Revealed' and decide if this technical brutality speaks to you.

 These releases are sure to put anyone who loves extreme music, particularly Brutal Death metal, in a great mood.

 Symbols Of Failure stands a notch above the others both for technique, for the charm of the songs, and for their intricate and unusual structure; a truly disorienting and schizoid work that represents the frontier of extremism.

Psycroptic's Symbols Of Failure is a standout technical Brutal Death metal album showcasing high-level musicianship and innovative songwriting. Combining elements of Mathcore and progressive metal, the album impresses with its complexity and emotional intensity. The band draws natural comparisons to giants like Cryptopsy and Dying Fetus but maintains a distinct style. Production quality highlights the virtuosity while preserving expressiveness. This album is a must-listen for fans of extreme and technical metal genres. Listen to Psycroptic's Symbols Of Failure now and experience a pinnacle of technical Brutal Death metal innovation.

 The album manages to give prominence to this singing, showcasing its qualities and many facets.

 An album that shows that with talent, a desire to play, and an open mind, a good sound can be created without being big names.

This review explores Path Of Possession's album 'Promises In Blood,' spotlighting George Fisher's versatile vocals within a traditional Death Metal framework. The album balances European and American influences and showcases skilled musicianship enhanced by focused production. It highlights artistic creativity beyond mainstream projects, appealing to fans valuing both technical skill and genre authenticity. The work offers fresh perspectives without abandoning Death Metal roots. Listen to 'Promises In Blood' and experience George Fisher's powerful Death Metal mastery!

 I am holding in my hands a masterpiece of Brutal, a disc that competes with Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel, and Deicide...

 I put on the disc and am hit by a barrage of Brutal sounds: the impulse to do something Brutal is too strong.

The review vividly captures the craving for brutal death metal embodied by Severe Torture's "Misanthropic Carnage." Mixing humor and aggression, the author compares it favorably to genre titans like Cannibal Corpse and Morbid Angel. Through a chaotic narrative, the reviewer highlights the album's powerful, ruthless sound that inspires wild headbanging. Despite some thrash elements, the album remains a masterclass in brutality, evoking an intense, visceral listening experience. Experience the relentless brutality of Severe Torture's Misanthropic Carnage—listen now and unleash your inner metalhead!

 It is impossible not to mention the presence of two instrumental tracks, among which “Whited Sepulchre” stands out, with its very peculiar and truly captivating sounds.

 Technique marries with sonic violence, and from this union arises “…And My Eye Shall Weep”; an album that will not please the majority due to its decidedly extreme sound.

Indwelling's debut album 'And My Eye Shall Weep' combines uncompromising brutal death metal with unique Christian themes and detailed songwriting. The band showcases impressive technical skill, varied tempos, and strong vocal performances. Production quality perfectly balances clarity and aggression. Despite its niche appeal, the album stands out as a highly professional and intelligent work deserving attention. Listen to Indwelling's intense and intelligent brutal death metal debut—dive into 'And My Eye Shall Weep' now!