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 Carcass revolutionized everything, mixing aggressive Death Metal with melodic elements, creating the Melodic Death Metal genre.

 Heartwork makes me break out in a cold sweat at every listen, makes the hairs on my neck stand up, and thrills me as few other songs do.

The review praises Carcass' 1993 album Heartwork as a groundbreaking and influential melodic death metal masterpiece. It highlights the band's dramatic shift from grindcore to a more melodic and thoughtful sound. Key tracks such as 'Buried Dreams' and 'Heartwork' are lauded for their emotional intensity and technical skill. The album is credited with shaping the melodic death metal genre and inspiring future Swedish bands. Listen to Heartwork now and experience the birth of melodic death metal's finest!

 "The fabulous title track, 'Trial By Fire,' and instrumental 'Hypnosis' fully confirm Peterson and Skolnick’s great technical-compositional abilities."

 "Chuck Billy, probably the best singer extreme Thrash has ever produced."

Testament's The New Order is recognized as one of the most influential 1980s thrash albums. The review highlights improved production and the exceptional guitar work of Alex Skolnick, alongside the powerful vocals of Chuck Billy. While some tracks fall short, the album remains a landmark for metal lovers and musicians alike. Minor flaws prevent it from being a perfect masterpiece, but it still stands out in Testament's discography. Explore Testament's The New Order and experience a defining thrash metal masterpiece today!

 Probably the most influential group in the Heavy Metal scene ever after Black Sabbath.

 Just the intro 'The Hellion/Electric Eye' is capable of taking the listener’s breath away.

This review praises Judas Priest's 1982 album Screaming for Vengeance as a standout heavy metal work from the NWOBHM era. It highlights the band's signature sound, iconic tracks like 'Electric Eye' and 'You’ve Got Another Thing Comin’,' and Rob Halford's impressive vocals. Despite being overshadowed by other albums and bands, it deserves renewed appreciation as a powerful and influential metal classic. Dive into Judas Priest’s Screaming for Vengeance and experience classic heavy metal power—listen now and feel the metal spirit!

 Just the intro of 'SS-3' is worth the fifteen euros price of the album, one of the most irregular and beautiful riffs I've heard in Thrash.

 This album, although it officially marks the decline of Slayer, is neither a flop nor a masterpiece, but simply a good album.

Slayer's Divine Intervention marks a transitional period after Dave Lombardo's departure, introducing Paul Bostaph. While the album showcases strong tracks and brilliant riffs, especially in 'SS-3,' it features a notable increase in mid-tempo songs and controversial lyrics. The review acknowledges its excellence but stops short of calling it a masterpiece, recommending it mainly for die-hard fans rather than newcomers. Listen to Slayer's Divine Intervention and decide for yourself if this underrated thrash metal album deserves a spot in your collection!

 Simply, listen to it. Let each track crush you, overwhelm you, violate you, drag you to places where brutality reigns supreme.

 A masterpiece... the virtuosities of Terrance Hobbs and the phenomenal Doug Cerrito explode powerfully in every song.

Suffocation's 1995 album 'Pierced From Within' is hailed as a brutal death metal masterpiece. Despite lineup changes and previous production flaws, the band achieved refined technicality and powerful sound. The album features outstanding performances from all members, expertly produced by Scott Burns. The review highlights its complex compositions, intense riffs, and deep lyrical themes. It is warmly recommended for fans of extreme metal. Listen to Suffocation’s 'Pierced From Within' and experience a brutal death metal landmark that redefined the genre.

 "Deformed is probably the most beautiful track of the album, but still historic pieces like 'For Your God,' 'Oscure Infinity,' and 'Haunted' accompany it and look it straight in the eyes."

 "Once digested it will be very difficult to remove it from the player, and you’ll only take it out to put on some other masterpiece!"

Grave's 1990 debut album 'Into The Grave' stands as a cornerstone of Swedish old school death metal. The band innovatively blends brutal speed with epic slower parts, creating a unique sound. Despite some technical limitations, the album is powerful, raw, and influential. Key tracks like 'Deformed' and 'Haunted' showcase the band's songwriting strength. The remastered edition adds valuable demos, making the album essential for fans of the genre. Listen to Grave's legendary 'Into The Grave' and experience a defining moment in old school death metal history.

 Six euros and fifty thrown away, for half a dozen cavemen who make all-the-same songs, without the slightest variation.

 Music is music and not chaos, and listening to five communists who don’t know how to play and are proud of it is not exactly the goal of my life.

This review critically evaluates Napalm Death's 'The Complete Radio One Sessions,' expressing a strong distaste for grindcore's chaotic style and blast beat drumming. The reviewer found the recordings poorly produced and musically repetitive, with little variation or coherence. While acknowledging the band's pioneering role, the overall experience was described as exhausting and unenjoyable, appealing only to dedicated fans of the genre. Discover the raw intensity of Napalm Death’s Radio One Sessions and decide if grindcore’s chaos speaks to you!

 This CD is something phenomenal... BUY OR DIE!

 Every single track sounds out of the stereo like a nuclear bomb in our ass, dealing out an industrial quantity of kicks in the teeth and slaps in the face.

Suffocation's 'Breeding The Spawn' is hailed as a brutal death metal masterpiece, showcasing refined technique and immense creativity. The album features outstanding contributions from bassist Chris Richards, drummer Mike Smith, guitarists Doug Cerrito and Terrance Hobbs, and vocalist Frank Mullen. Its intense rhythms, evolving structures, and socially-engaged lyrics make it essential listening for metal fans. The reviewer praises it as the band's best work and a groundbreaking album in their discography. Listen to Suffocation's 'Breeding The Spawn' now and experience one of the most intense brutal death metal albums ever recorded!

 An album that has made, is making, and will make history like this one.

 The album is very, very violent; nonetheless, it is an absolute masterpiece in the early '90s Death Metal scene.

Deicide's Legion is praised as a defining and brutal album in early 90s Death Metal. The musicianship is exceptional, with hyper-technical guitar solos and powerful drumming. Glen Benton's controversial satanic lyrics and persona add to the band's distinct identity, though the lyrics are not the album's main appeal. The album holds a top spot among the best Death Metal releases and is a must-have for fans. Listen to Deicide's Legion now and experience a brutal cornerstone of Death Metal history!

 The Irons ARE the NWOBHM.

 I even consider it superior to the much-touted ‘The Number Of The Beast’ two years later.

The review celebrates Iron Maiden's self-titled debut album as a defining masterpiece of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. It highlights the original lineup's energy and Paul DiAnno's warm vocals. The author shares personal memories and praises standout tracks like "Phantom of the Opera" and "Running Free." The album is considered superior to later classics and remains a timeless favorite. Dive into Iron Maiden's groundbreaking debut and experience the origins of NWOBHM today!