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 The formula is simple: violence, violence, and more violence.

 Inside this CD, there are some of the best things ever heard in death, like the headbanging riffs of the opener “Silent Empire.”

This review honors the late drummer Doc and highlights Vader's influential 1995 album De Profundis. It praises the band's blend of violent death metal and thrash roots, emphasizing the album's tight riffs, original vocals, and expert drumming. The record is seen as a refreshing breath in a stagnant genre with standout tracks like "Silent Empire" and "An Act Of Darkness." Overall, it recognizes Vader's impact in elevating Polish death metal on the international stage. Dive into Vader's De Profundis now and experience a pivotal chapter in death metal history!

 Perhaps the best song of all time by Suffocation... The track that truly encapsulates the essence of the Suffocation sound.

 This is one of Suffocation’s two masterpieces, a great album where technique merges with compositional skill and destructive attitude.

Effigy Of The Forgotten is Suffocation's landmark 1991 debut, widely regarded as one of the genre's pillars. The album showcases unparalleled technical musicianship, brutal riffs, and intense vocals. It features the original lineup and is considered a masterpiece alongside albums by Cannibal Corpse and Deicide. The review praises the band's dynamic and complex sound, as well as Scott Burns' production. It's a must-have for fans of brutal death metal. Explore the brutal brilliance of Suffocation’s debut—listen to Effigy Of The Forgotten and experience a death metal cornerstone today!

 "Yes, damn, the Cannibals are back!"

 George Fisher elevates himself a cut above the excellent Chris Barnes with a vocal range from murderous growls to almost black metal screams.

Gallery Of Suicide marks a triumphant return for Cannibal Corpse following lineup changes and a previous dip in form. The album blends technical riffs, expert instrumentation, and versatile vocals that elevate the band beyond their predecessors. Praised as one of the best brutal albums of 1998, it features standout tracks like "I Will Kill You" and "From Skin To Liquid." Production is crisp and brutal, making this release a must-listen for death metal fans. Dive into the brutality of Gallery Of Suicide—listen now and experience the pinnacle of death metal mastery!

 Fifteen minutes of pure sound deviancy, performed by the leading figures of Brutal.

 Ingenious, killer, technical like few others have managed to do.

The review praises Suffocation's 1997 EP 'Despise The Sun' as a short but powerful display of brutal death metal mastery. Despite initial skepticism about its brief length, the album delivers relentless speed, technical skill, and intricate riffs. The lineup change introducing drummer Dave Culross is highlighted as a key factor in elevating the band's sound. The performance across all instruments, especially the guitars and vocals, is lauded for precision and intensity. This release is deemed a standout in Suffocation's career and the brutal death metal genre. Dive into Suffocation's Despise The Sun and experience brutal death metal at its finest—listen now!

 The album is excellent and among the best in Anthrax’s discography.

 Joey Belladonna ... with his unique, clear, bright, inciting to 'moshing' voice ... makes us understand that, even in a genre not known for singers’ technical abilities, there is always the delightful exception.

Anthrax's 1986 album 'Among The Living' successfully bridges their early thrash roots with later experimental styles, mixing in punk, hardcore, and melodic elements. The album features strong performances from all band members, especially vocalist Joey Belladonna and drummer Charlie Benante. It stands as a worthy follow-up to their debut, though some purist thrash fans may find the stylistic blend challenging. Overall, it remains one of Anthrax's best and most dynamic releases. Discover the energetic fusion of thrash, punk, and hardcore in Anthrax’s 'Among The Living'—listen now and feel the mosh pit roar!

 "The three points I give it go respectively to 'Be Quick Or Be Dead,' 'Afraid To Shoot Strangers,' and the magnificent title track, a rose among the trash of a job born and lived simply badly."

 "The times of 'The Number Of The Beast' are just pleasant memories, and age (and money) are beginning to be felt all too forcefully."

This review of Iron Maiden's 1992 album Fear Of The Dark reflects mixed feelings. While the album features three standout tracks that endure in the band's legacy, much of it is seen as repetitive and lacking originality. The departure of guitarist Adrian Smith and the band's mainstream turn are cited as reasons for uneven quality. Despite Bruce Dickinson's strong vocals, the album struggles to recapture the magic of earlier works. Explore Iron Maiden's Fear Of The Dark to discover its iconic tracks and decide if this 90s metal era resonates with you.

 The album is a napalm bomb, which progresses unstoppably, overwhelms, devastates, destroys without leaving anything behind.

 'Hammer Smashed Face' exudes violence from every pore, still considered the culmination of the live performances.

This review praises Cannibal Corpse's 'Tomb Of The Mutilated' as a monumental album in the brutal death metal genre. Released in 1992, it showcases exceptional technical skill and relentless intensity. Key tracks like 'Hammer Smashed Face' and 'I Cum Blood' stand out for their brutality and musicianship. The album is recommended for metalheads seeking raw power and history in death metal. Listen to 'Tomb Of The Mutilated' and experience one of death metal’s most brutal and iconic albums today!

 Losing myself among the sublime notes of this alien has been, is, and will forever be one of the strongest emotions I have ever felt.

 Here lies the essence of Jaco’s sound, a bass-earthquake who completely revolutionized the Jazz music scene and beyond.

This review celebrates Jaco Pastorius' self-titled 1976 debut album, highlighting its groundbreaking bass work and emotional power. The album showcases a fusion of jazz, funk, and classical influences, supported by legendary musicians like Herbie Hancock. Praised as a masterpiece that redefined the bass's role, it remains a must-listen for music lovers. The review reflects deep admiration for Jaco's technical skill and artistic legacy. Listen to Jaco Pastorius’ groundbreaking debut and experience the bass revolution that shaped jazz fusion forever!

 The brilliant “Italian” guitarist Phil Fasciana... seriously intends to show everyone that his band is on top form.

 A masterpiece, in short, but also a manifesto of the less “all-smashing” and growling Death Metal.

Malevolent Creation's debut album 'The Ten Commandments' is a highly inspired Death Metal milestone from 1991 Tampa. Featuring original songwriting with thrash influences, strong riffs by Phil Fasciana, and distinctive vocals by Bret Hoffman, production by Scott Burns ensures clarity. The album remains a classic with enduring anthems featured in live sets. It is recommended even for newcomers to Death Metal due to its digestible yet powerful style. Listen to Malevolent Creation's 'The Ten Commandments' and experience a Death Metal milestone!

 The seven tracks contained here form, it would be useless and hypocritical to deny it, the umpteenth masterpiece of the assassins.

 A veritable napalm bomb that defines the Slayer sound.

The review highly praises Slayer's 1985 album Hell Awaits as a seminal thrash metal record that escalated the band's sound towards faster, more aggressive riffs and complex drumming. It highlights the band's influence on the genre and contrasts them positively against peers like Metallica. The album’s seven tracks are considered masterpieces shaping the future of heavy music. Particular attention is given to Dave Lombardo’s drumming and the King-Hanneman riffs that defined Slayer’s unique style. Dive into Slayer’s Hell Awaits and experience the raw power of classic thrash metal—listen now!