Devin Davis

 Extrema’s third album is an excellent work that presents a decent variety of styles all executed with intelligence.

 The title track is very rap-like and could even remind one of the best De La Rocha.

Extrema’s third album 'Set the World on Fire' marks a return to thrash metal roots while mixing in nu-metal and alternative elements. The review praises standout tracks and the band's tightened performance, despite a few weaker songs. The album is described as intelligent and varied, with strong musicianship and energy throughout. Listen to Extrema’s ‘Set the World on Fire’ and experience a fresh thrash metal journey packed with energy and variety!

 Devin Townsend, former colleague of Uncle Steve Vai, as a genius.

 Dense, massive, emotional, poetic, yet still accessible. An album to own.

Devin Townsend’s album Synchestra is praised as a genius blend of progressive and heavy metal. The review highlights standout tracks featuring strong guitar and vocal interplay, including Steve Vai's collaboration. The album mixes experimental, instrumental, and emotional elements, showcasing Townsend's diverse style. It is described as dense, massive, and poetic yet accessible. Overall, a must-own for fans of the genre. Explore Synchestra now and experience Devin Townsend’s masterful fusion of progressive and heavy metal!

 A fucking splendid album.

 The quality of the songs is top-notch and the performance of frontman Draiman is phenomenal.

Ten Thousand Fists by Disturbed delivers a well-crafted blend of electronic hardness and melody. Vocalist David Draiman shines alongside skilled instrumentation. The album balances energetic tracks and quieter moments, paying tribute to Dimebag Darrell. Although it slightly resembles earlier works, its quality and performance remain top-notch. Overall, it is an excellent nu-metal album. Listen to Ten Thousand Fists now and experience Disturbed's powerful nu-metal sound!

 "The album is energetic, genuine: it feels like going back to the days of 'Urban Discipline' and 'State Of The World Address.'"

 "The band, during its active period, has given all and more, and a subsequent CD to this interesting, but nothing more, 'Means To An End,' would be a half caricature."

Biohazard returns with their final album 'Means To An End,' blending thrash metal, punk, hardcore, and rap. The album channels the energy of their early 90s work with solid production. The review sees this release as a dignified farewell after 15 years of music, acknowledging the band's lasting impact. Future projects for members are mentioned, but Biohazard as a band concludes here. Discover Biohazard's powerful final album and experience their hardcore legacy today!

 Luckily, no. Oh well, it’s nothing special, but I was pleased with the new work from the Sacramento band.

 In my opinion, the fifth effort by Chino, Abe, Steph, Chi, and Frank deserves a lot.

Deftones' B-Sides and Rarities offers a satisfying collection that avoids disappointment. Featuring eight covers, four acoustic reworks, and two unique tracks, it highlights the band's skill and versatility. The package includes an engaging booklet and DVD, making it a must-have for fans. Explore Deftones' B-Sides and Rarities for rare gems and unique covers—perfect for true fans!

 These tragic events have given us back a Max Cavalera angrier, more furious, and hurt than ever.

 'Dark Ages' is the hardest album of Soulfly, and in my opinion, it resulted in an excellent CD, perhaps even better than 'Prophecy'.

Max Cavalera channels personal tragedy into the intense and dark 'Dark Ages' album, supported by guitarist Marc Rizzo and drummer Joe Nunez. The album is a mix of brutal, experimental metal with influences from nu-metal and hardcore, surpassing the previous 'Prophecy' album in impact. Tracks like 'Staystrong' recall Max's Sepultura era, while the closing piece offers a peaceful contrast. Soulfly is at a creative peak that promises continued success. Dive into Soulfly's 'Dark Ages' and experience the raw, brutal power of Max Cavalera's darkest metal yet.

 Dredg requires many listens to be appreciated, but I’ll tell you: ... Catch Without Arms ... required about fifty listens.

 The biggest flaw is that Dredg, instead of continuing in their personal style, have shifted to a more pop-rock scheme.

Dredg's third album, Catch Without Arms, blends various musical styles, shifting towards a more pop-rock approach. The album is well-produced with thoughtful vocals and instruments but requires many listens to fully appreciate. Some tracks are strong while others feel less inspired. Overall, the album earns a moderate rating reflecting mixed feelings about the band's stylistic changes. Listen to Catch Without Arms and discover the evolving sound of Dredg with each play!

 "The 'Master Of Puppets' of death metal, that's how I would define 'Slaughter Of The Soul' by At The Gates."

 "For anyone who considers themselves a true metalhead, purchasing this album is mandatory, mandatory, and mandatory."

Slaughter Of The Soul by At The Gates is considered one of the best death metal albums ever, showcasing fierce technique, aggression, and unique vocals. The album features standout tracks like 'Blinded By Fear' and 'Slaughter Of The Soul' itself, alongside excellent deeper cuts. The limited edition offers additional demos, covers, and an unreleased track. The reviewer praises the album’s impact and influence on the genre, expressing regret that the band disbanded instead of creating more masterpieces. Listen to At The Gates’ legendary Slaughter Of The Soul and experience the pinnacle of death metal artistry today!

 Derrick Green’s voice is shameful: where did they find him?

 Better to buy ten thousand copies of Roots than one of Roorback.

The review laments Sepultura's decline after the departure of the Cavalera brothers, highlighting Roorback's poor production and weak vocals by Derrick Green. While a few tracks show potential, the album overall fails to live up to the band's earlier masterpieces. The reviewer strongly advises against buying this album, recommending the classic Roots instead. Discover why Sepultura's Roorback disappoints fans and explore their legendary Roots album for true metal mastery.

 Brian Fair's voice is amazing, transitioning from insane growls to more melodic tones without much trouble.

 Upon first listening to this album, I was surprised and immediately loved it. Perfectly mixed, songs that rock... a must-have!

Shadows Fall's album The War Within builds on their previous work, blending metalcore with thrash and death metal influences. Brian Fair's versatile vocals add great dynamism. The compositions are varied, melodic, and powerful, making the album enjoyable from start to finish. The review highlights standout tracks like "The Power Of I And I" and "The Light That Blinds," recommending the album as a must-have for metal fans. Dive into Shadows Fall's The War Within and experience a masterful fusion of metalcore intensity and melodic brilliance—listen now!