Devin Davis

 "The fourth track, 'Rose Of Sharyn', if not perfect, is close to it; the riffs of guitarist Adam Dutkiewitz are very captivating and precise."

 "The album in question is a must-have, both for metalheads and for those inclined towards more rock sounds... it’s beautifully played; in some tracks you can’t stop jumping and it’s full of energy."

Killswitch Engage's third album is praised as a standout metalcore release, balancing aggressive and melodic elements. Key tracks showcase exceptional riffs and emotional depth. While similar to their previous work, its quality and energy make it essential listening for metal and rock fans. Listen to Killswitch Engage's The End Of The Heartache and experience the powerful blend of melody and metalcore energy today!

 Jonathan Davis doesn’t just sing this or that song but screams, whispers, sobs, thus alternating his moods.

 Only by listening to the album in question can you realize how immense 'Korn' is.

This review praises Korn's debut as a metal masterpiece from the 90s, highlighting its fresh, innovative sound and emotional intensity. It emphasizes the band members' instrumental skills and Jonathan Davis's dynamic vocals. The autobiographical lyrics full of pain and anger deepen the album’s impact. Standout tracks like "Blind," "Ball Tongue," and "Daddy" showcase the band's unique style and emotional range. The album remains powerful and chilling even years after its release. Listen to Korn’s debut album now and experience one of the most intense metal masterpieces of the 90s!

 When do you get another chance to see Korn practically for free???

 Munky and David seemed guided by God himself, while Fieldy playing bass first sitting, then lying down, is an image to be immortalized...

This review captures a devoted Korn fan's exhilarating experience at the 2005 CocaColaLive@MTV concert in Civitavecchia. Despite the commercial setting and other bands failing to impress, Korn's performance stole the show with a powerful setlist and passionate crowd. The absence of original guitarist Brian 'Head' Welch was noticeable, but the band adapted well. The author looks forward to a future return with a full, unrestricted concert. Dive into this vivid Korn live review and experience the energy of their unforgettable 2005 Civitavecchia show!

 The voices of the two singers (Bennington and Mike Shinoda) blend excellently and the electronic elements are used superbly.

 The major flaw is that in some songs, Chester Bennington, instead of shouting at full throttle, gets lost trying to sound like a pop singer.

The review of Linkin Park's 'Meteora' appreciates several interesting and enjoyable tracks while critiquing some vocal choices and the album's short duration. The reviewer notes a mix of melodic nu-metal and pop/rock influences, with standout songs like 'Faint' and 'Breaking The Habit.' However, Chester Bennington's attempts at softer vocals and the brief 36-minute runtime detract from the overall impact. The album is seen as solid but somewhat inconsistent compared to their debut, 'Hybrid Theory.' Discover the highs and lows of Linkin Park's 'Meteora'—listen now and form your own opinion!

 Staind has invented nothing. Absolutely nothing.

 "Why try to change our sound when people appreciate what we’re doing now?" – Aaron Lewis

Staind's 14 Shades Of Gray delivers intense hard rock with emotional ballads but largely repeats the formula of Break The Cycle. The album offers powerful riffs and touching moments like Zoe Jane and the tribute to Layne Staley. Though well-executed, the band fails to innovate, sticking closely to their established sound. The reviewer appreciates the quality but calls for more evolution. Discover Staind's heartfelt hard rock and decide if 14 Shades Of Gray matches their breakthrough sound.

 Those who hoped to find in 'A Crow Left In The Murder' a new 'S.C.I.E.N.C.E.' will be disappointed.

 Continuing to experiment with new sounds and evolve musically is a characteristic that every rock or metal band must have, and the Incubus, this time, did not fail.

This review of Incubus' 'A Crow Left Of The Murder' discusses the band's effort to please both old and new fans. While some tracks like 'Megalomaniac' and 'Pistola' stand out, the album's latter half disappoints. It's not a 'S.C.I.E.N.C.E.' remake but showcases musical growth, earning a solid middle-ground rating. Dive into this review and discover if 'A Crow Left Of The Murder' is the next Incubus album for you!

 Fozzy is the band of wrestler Chris "Y2J" Jericho.

 At least it’s commendable that, after having played only covers, Fozzy played something of their own.

Fozzy's 'All That Remains' is their first album with original material, blending heavy metal with modern rock influences. The album features notable guests like Marty Friedman and Zack Wilde. While some songs stand out, the album overall feels a bit simple and lacking creativity. Despite this, the effort to move beyond covers is commendable. Listen to Fozzy's 'All That Remains' to hear Chris Jericho's metal journey and decide for yourself!

 The skill of Serj Tankian and company in composing songs is so immense that you would never stop listening to their tracks.

 You must have "Toxicity", original or copied. And I guarantee that it will stay in your stereo or cd player for a long time.

Toxicity by System Of A Down surpasses the success of their debut album with strong songwriting and powerful performances. Each track shines uniquely, combining modern rock with Middle Eastern influences. Production by Rick Rubin complements the band's skillful execution. Serj Tankian and band members receive praise for their originality and musicianship. This album is highly recommended and guaranteed to remain a favorite. Listen to System Of A Down’s Toxicity now and experience its powerful fusion of metal and Middle Eastern sounds!

 The fast and targeted guitar riffs 'assault' the listener's senses.

 Jonathan’s voice is filled with suffering, conveying the despair of an adolescence marked by dependencies and abuses.

Life Is Peachy, Korn's 1996 follow-up to their debut, delivers a fresher, rawer sound with intense guitar riffs and emotional lyrics. The album includes notable covers and collaborations, showcasing the band's evolution while keeping the despair and pain central to Jonathan Davis’s voice. The work of all band members is praised, creating a powerful nu-metal experience full of suffering and intelligence. Listen to Korn's Life Is Peachy and experience raw nu-metal intensity infused with deep emotion.

 I would recommend this album to those who want to get to know Korn better and hear the various changes that the Bakersfield band has made from album to album.

 The decision to number the songs in chronological order is excellent: from the latest single 'Y’ALL WANT A SINGLE' to the first 'BLIND'.

Korn's Greatest Hits: Volume 1 celebrates a decade of the band's nu metal influence by compiling their most successful singles. The album features well-known tracks like 'Freak on a Leash' and 'Blind,' plus three new additions including covers of Cameo’s 'Word Up' and Pink Floyd’s 'Another Brick in the Wall.' The chronological order of tracks helps listeners experience the band's evolution over time. It's recommended for those looking to explore Korn's sound without collecting all their albums. Explore Korn's groundbreaking hits and new covers—listen to Greatest Hits: Volume 1 now!