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 Azarath end up sacrificing the Black’s atmosphere to the Death and the latter’s power to the former.

 The riffs are predictable and the songs become quickly boring despite good technique.

Azarath's 'Infernal Blasting' is a blend of Black and Death metal with competent musicianship but lacks originality and fails to fully satisfy fans of either genre. The album shows solid technical skills but falls into clichés and predictable riffs. It offers an average listening experience, recommended mainly to devoted hardcore fans of the Black-Death metal hybrid. Explore Azarath's 'Infernal Blasting' if you're a hardcore Black-Death metal fan seeking raw Polish extremes.

 The album in question is the highest point ever reached by the band, a perfect synthesis between the ideas of 'Jane Doe', the attitude of the past and a glance at the ominous future of 'You Fail Me'.

 Converge are the crisis of the individual, they are the soundtrack of the biographical vicissitudes of its creators, they are hope that shatters not without that desperate and sardonic schizophrenia that characterizes every true failure.

Converge's 'Unloved And Weeded Out' is a powerful and complex collection of unreleased tracks that perfectly bridges their earlier and later works. The album fuses various influences from hardcore, grind, and jazz with chaotic and emotional intensity. Vocals by Jacob Bannon stand out as a driving force behind the band's unique sound. Although overshadowed by 'Jane Doe,' this album represents a high point in Converge's evolution and offers a raw, intense listening experience. It is recommended for those seeking challenging and heartfelt music. Dive into Converge's intense 'Unloved And Weeded Out' and experience the raw power and emotional depth of one of hardcore's finest works.

 "Orthrelm knows what music is and they know how to write it like few others."

 "In Iorxhscimtor everything is wrong but it’s meant to be this way: it has nothing suitable for humans."

Orthrelm's Iorxhscimtor is a daring and masterful blend of extreme metal and free jazz, pushing musical boundaries with chaotic, fast-paced compositions. Drawing inspiration from John Zorn's Naked City, it offers listeners a challenging but rewarding experience of abstract, technical virtuosity. Each track defies traditional structure, creating pure cacophony and sonic violence. Recommended for fans of experimental extremism seeking a unique auditory journey. Explore the chaotic brilliance of Orthrelm’s Iorxhscimtor and experience a fearless journey into extreme avant-garde music!

 Transcend The Rubicon is richer; rich in special moments, rich in groove and rich in riffs.

 If one buys a Benediction record one does not expect to hear who knows what oddities, one expects to hear Death metal played. And nothing else.

This review covers Benediction's album 'Transcend The Rubicon,' praising its rich riffs, groove, and blend of Death and Doom Metal influences. The band's raw, straightforward style and solid musicianship are highlighted, especially Barney Greenway's vocal presence. While not pioneering, the album stands as a commendable continuation of the band's earlier work, with a production that preserves its heavy essence. The review positions the album as a classic in the genre despite minor criticisms. Explore Benediction's powerful 'Transcend The Rubicon' and experience classic Death Metal at its finest.

 As Hope Dies play it damn well, in my opinion much better than many others with a much larger career and fame.

 This 'Legions Bow To A Faceless God' has been able to echo the best of Scandinavian Death of the nineties.

The review highlights As Hope Dies' 'Legions Bow To A Faceless God' as a compelling melodic death metal album. Despite the reviewer’s usual reservations about the genre, the band impresses with skilled guitar riffing, powerful drumming, and dynamic vocals. Drawing inspiration from Swedish Death metal pioneers like At The Gates and In Flames, the album evokes the spirit of 90s Scandinavian metal. Its emotional and lyrical depth, combined with strong compositional quality, sets it apart in a crowded scene. Explore 'Legions Bow To A Faceless God' and experience a true homage to classic melodic death metal.

 "This album is not just good songs, but an original attempt to move Grind from its entrenched position toward a Rock opening that enhances its power."

 "Leng T'Che does not disappoint on the technical level and once again presents us with a clean and impeccable performance."

Leng T'Che’s third album, 'The Process Of Elimination,' marks a powerful evolution blending Grindcore with Rock influences inspired by Entombed and Pantera. The band showcases technical skill, impactful riffs, and socio-political lyrics with high production quality. Despite some fan criticism labeling it commercial, the album is praised for its originality and energy, encouraging listeners to enjoy heavy music with a fresh approach. Leng T'Che successfully shifts Grindcore towards a more accessible yet powerful sound. Discover Leng T'Che’s dynamic grindcore evolution – listen to 'The Process Of Elimination' now!

 I was literally petrified by what is recorded on that damned CD.

 Every note is an ideogram, a key to accessing a horrible emotion of anguish and grief.

Suicide Silence's self-titled debut EP offers a highly emotional and technically impressive brutal death metal experience. The band blends influences from iconic New York and Californian death metal groups while pushing forward with a modern, clean production. Their music conveys deep despair and darkness through complex riffs and an intense vocal performance. The EP's five tracks are thoughtfully crafted, delivering a compelling immersion into themes of anguish and suffering. Overall, the review praises the band’s talent and originality in a challenging genre. Listen to Suicide Silence’s devastating debut EP and experience brutal death metal like never before!

 The essence of their proposal is essentially contained in that photo; a sadistic game of beauty and ugliness, good and evil hurled at the listener with fierce sarcasm.

 The first word of judgment that comes to mind is “unpleasant”: unpleasant sensorily, unpleasant emotionally, unpleasant (though I tend to agree) ideologically.

Melancholy Pessimism’s Inconsistent World is a compelling Brutal Death metal album from the Czech Republic showcasing strong technical skills and an intense blend of brutality and sociopolitical commentary. Drawing parallels to early Cryptopsy and Napalm Death, the band crafts an 'unpleasant' yet captivating atmosphere of cynicism and darkness. Despite minor flaws, the album impresses with dynamic songwriting, skillful performances, and a surprisingly solid production for an underground release. A unique and valuable gem for fans of heavy and aggressive metal. Dive into Melancholy Pessimism's Inconsistent World—experience brutal death metal with fierce emotion and technical mastery today!

 The old Skinless are no more, the sad announcement is made by Tepes and all the aficionados.

 The songs communicate nothing, they leave you there like moss contemplating the transformation of Skinless into some anonymous, good Death Metallers.

The review expresses disappointment with Skinless' album 'Trample The Weak, Hurdle The Dead', emphasizing it falls short compared to their earlier influential works. The album lacks the bite, atmosphere, and unique elements that once made the band stand out, despite competent musicianship. Fans of the band will likely feel let down by the shift to a more standard death metal sound and uninspired lyrics. The reviewer laments that the band's glory days seem behind them. Explore Skinless' legacy and decide if 'Trample The Weak' meets your brutal death expectations.

 Determination is an album that pleases everyone a bit; those seeking something grandiose, those looking for human-sized violence, and those simply in search of a good Death Metal record.

 Trauma have managed to refresh traditional Death metal without venturing into Brutal, using its musical clichés only minimally and leaving the rest to decidedly personal taste.

Trauma’s album Determination delivers a refreshing take on traditional Death Metal, blending melodic and brutal elements with epic passages. Despite limited recognition, the band’s technical prowess, strong vocals, and solid production shine through. The album appeals to fans of classic and melodic Death Metal, providing a well-structured and engaging listening experience. Trauma remains a reliable and underrated presence in the underground metal scene. Explore Trauma’s Determination to experience a unique and underrated cornerstone of Polish Death Metal.