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 The result is an excellent album that, by breaking through the typical Disgorge rigidity, makes it even more violent.

 These are Disgorge; a band that decided to say goodbye to any experimentation to dig deeper into Brutal Death and ensure it remains the most extreme genre on the market.

This review praises Disgorge’s 2005 album 'Parallels Of Infinite Torture' for combining technical mastery with a raw, aggressive sound. The band has matured musically, returning to the intensity of earlier works while refining complexity and dynamics. The reviewer highlights the skillful drumming, intricate guitar riffs, and distinct vocals that together create a violent yet coherent Brutal Death metal experience. Recommended primarily for fans who appreciate the extreme side of metal. Listen to Disgorge’s Parallels Of Infinite Torture and experience one of Brutal Death’s most intense journeys.

 Coprofago may not have had taste in choosing their name, but they have plenty to offer when it comes to music.

 Unhortodox Creative Criteria is not just for metalheads, it’s for everyone who loves good music.

The review reveals Coprofago as worthy heirs of Meshuggah's technical metal legacy with their album Unhortodox Creative Criteria. Combining intricate riffs, jazz fusion elements, and superb technical skills, the album pushes genre boundaries. Coprofago introduce more melodic and soothing passages compared to their Swedish influences. The reviewer praises the band's originality and musicianship. This album appeals not only to metal fans but all lovers of quality music. Dive into Coprofago’s Unhortodox Creative Criteria and experience a masterful blend of technical metal and jazz fusion today!

 ‘Reduced To Ashes’ is an asexual Brutal Death, the carnage of an accountant.

 ‘The Endurance’ is born with the intent of never repeating the same riff twice – the result is simply brilliant.

Deeds Of Flesh's album 'Reduced To Ashes' highlights the peak of their technical progression since 1999. The 2003 release is a complex, refined, and extraordinary display of Brutal Death Metal skill, especially showcased on the eleven-minute track 'The Endurance.' While the album achieves impressive precision and musicianship, it lacks the passion and spontaneity of the band's earlier works, coming across as more calculated and clinical. Fans of intricate riffing and flawless technique will appreciate its cold perfection. Discover the intricate and intense world of Deeds Of Flesh's 'Reduced To Ashes'—listen now or read the full review!

 Pyaemia do very little new, yet the little they do, they do so well that they deserve a place among the 'greats' with this sole 'Cerebral Cereal'.

 The late drummer reveals himself to be a real phenomenon and gives life to fabulous drumming.

Pyaemia's album Cerebral Cereal stands out as a noteworthy Brutal Death Metal release, blending technical prowess with influences from Floridian and New York styles. Despite the band's premature end due to the drummer's injury, their sole full-length album showcases impressive drumming, complex bass lines, and solid song structuring. Though not entirely innovative, the album's quality and musicianship earn it a well-deserved place among genre classics. Some tracks are less inspired, but overall, it is a strong debut worthy of recognition. Explore Pyaemia's Cerebral Cereal and experience a standout Brutal Death Metal classic now!

 Anata have absolutely nothing to do with the mediocre groups listed on that occasion, and I’ll say more, they are the authors of one of the most refined and artistically valid proposals in the entire metal scene.

 Try to imagine listening to a perfect blend of Morbid Angel and In Flames; what would come out of it? Anata.

Anata’s The Conductor’s Departure stands out as a refined and artistically valid contribution to the melodic death metal scene. The band skillfully blends technical prowess with complex song structures that challenge the listener. While the atmosphere may feel disorienting, the album showcases impressive musicianship and innovative compositional strategies. Despite some limitations in vocals and bass presence, the album earns top marks for its originality and craftsmanship. Dive into Anata’s The Conductor’s Departure and experience a new frontier in melodic death metal today!

 "Someone must have told these guys that Grind is the genre of filth, and they took it literally."

 "Charging even just six euros for a record that contains six songs like these lasting nineteen minutes is still a rip-off."

This review critiques Bestial Devastation's debut grindcore album 'Sores, Blood And Pus' for its low technical level and clichéd songwriting. While inspired by early Carcass and other pioneers, the album suffers from poor production and controversial, offensive lyrics. The overall impression is that the band needs significant improvement both musically and in attitude. Despite some groove and energy, the album is not recommended. Discover the raw realities of underground grindcore – read this candid review of Bestial Devastation's debut album!

 Anyone with even a rudimentary knowledge of extreme metal will understand that Scandinavians are to Classic Death Metal what the House of Savoy is to Italy.

 A begrudging pass for a band that shelters behind executional correctness to make up for an evident lack of ideas.

Criterion's The Dominant is a Norwegian take on Floridian Old School Death Metal with clear influences from early 90s bands. Despite competent execution and good production, the album lacks creativity, thrills, and originality. Vocals are monotone and lyrics uninspired, resulting in a generally flat and repetitive listening experience. Recommended only for collectors or casual listeners not seeking innovation. Discover the challenges of Old School Death Metal beyond the usual scene—listen to Criterion's The Dominant and decide for yourself.

 "Their sound and mood have few equals and best express that sense of death and anguishing hatred inherent in the world and man."

 "Every slowdown is a sledgehammer blow that crystallizes the gaze in the void, making one silently grit their teeth."

Gurkkhas' 'A Life Of Suffering' delivers mature, powerful death metal with clear influences from 90s American bands like Immolation and Incantation. The album combines precision drumming, heavy riffs, and excellent production to evoke intense feelings of death and anguish. While not groundbreaking in style, the emotional impact sets it apart. Fans of classic death metal will appreciate the album's balance of energy and mood. Dive into Gurkkhas' 'A Life Of Suffering' and experience raw, emotional death metal at its finest!

 In terms of skill the criticisms to advance are very few, but on the compositional level Mithras are worth zero, actually, less than zero because they copy and copy shamelessly.

 Whether it’s blind love for this type of sound or a lack of willingness to put in the work, it matters little, the Mithras are a bitter disappointment and haven’t understood that playing this music with only Nile as a benchmark is like attaching yourself to a sports car with a bicycle.

Mithras' 2001 album 'Forever Advancing Legions' showcases strong technical skills but fails miserably in originality, openly copying Nile’s style and themes. Though proficient, the band lacks creative composition, producing a disappointing and derivative work. The review warns fans of Nile to avoid this album unless willing to accept it as a pale imitation of their heroes. Discover why Mithras' album falls short—read the full review and decide if you can handle this Nile-inspired brutality.

 This CD ... succeeds in an incomparable way in generating an uncontrollable energy.

 Lust Of Decay let the world know that Brutal Death is still in good shape and doesn’t need much care or refined attention to stand on its own feet.

Lust Of Decay’s album Kingdom Of Corpses is celebrated as a standout in the Brutal Death Metal scene. Combining influences from mid-90s death metal with a contemporary intensity, the album offers complex instrumentals and raw energy. The drumming is especially noted for its creativity and skill. Despite some minor vocal critiques, the album earns a high rating and confirms the vitality of brutal death metal. Dive into Kingdom Of Corpses and experience raw brutal death metal mastery today!