Best album Death Metal of all time secondo DeBaser.

"'Human' is the last album by our guys that still has all the intrinsic characteristics of the genre, therefore passionate executional ferocity, power and guttural timbre of the sounds." ElectricOne

"Pain it's a gods reward" recites Vincent with guttural singing, one of the best death songs ever. Rocky Marciano

Necroticism is the album that marks the first stylistic shift of Carcass, showcasing a maturity from the musical point of view. JohnHolmes

"Symbolic is a well-thought-out, complex, philosophical, symbolic album." symbolic_eye

The album Unquestionable Presence by Atheist is something that goes beyond normal death metal, something that goes beyond the musical knowledge we ordinary listeners could have ever imagined. Melibeo

"Blinded By Fear, perhaps the best Death Metal track ever composed." Norvheim

Blessed Are The Sick is one of those many (perhaps the best) examples that a fan of extreme metal can cite in defense of their favorite genre. ChaosA.D.

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

Once Upon The Cross is a compact work without any drops in tone where all the technical prowess of Deicide emerges. (matteo)85

Obituary favors a direct and sharp death metal that relies heavily on impact force (and less on technical quality). (matteo)85

Dark Tranquillity manages to mix fury and melody with class, never tiring the listener. Montorsino

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

The album is mostly developed on absolutely extraordinary bass lines and drumming. emanuele

Crimson remains to this day an exception, a unique and courageous album. Iscariota

Fast, violent, but above all raw. These are the three adjectives fitting to describe this album. Jawbreaker

Domination marks the last studio album where the absolute greatness of that infernal individual, named David Vincent, could be witnessed. cliffburton86

Absolutely limping and scratchy riffs are accompanied by extreme, precise, and never boring drumming. Tepes

Cause of Death is a homogeneous and well-played record, slightly different from conventional Death metal. JohnHolmes

These are the real At the Gates. Not those polished ones we blame for oversaturating the market with all their Swedish drones. wwwhatemoornet

From five unexceptional instrumentalists playing nothing new, an album with an unmatched sound emerges. Tepes

"'Hate' is the album that most represents the soul of Sinister and one of the highest peaks of European Death." Tepes

The nude, cruel, obsessive, and macabre ferocity of ‘Left Hand Path’ finds its maximum sublimation in ‘Clandestine’. ElectricOne

This album truly turned out to be a gigantic leap in quality, with more listenable and slow melodies, songs filled with ultra-melodic solos. jigoro

"No one at that time had ventured so far, and perhaps because of this early stage, they paid a considerable price in terms of internal group stability and recognized fame." ElectricOne

"The album is powerful, ferocious, and sharp, hitting the listener with a violently sonic approach." Unforgiven

It’s the album with which I discovered that I was interested in the stuff I didn’t know, that “who knows what’s inside?” interests me more than “the new album of your favorite band is out.” snes

Harmony Corruption initially left early fans speechless with its more traditional death metal sound. ElectricOne

Malevolent Creation are genius, innovation, mastery, and violence united together to explode in a lethal mix, and it could only come out as a masterpiece like this. metaldiablo

This CD contains the most ferocious, violent, and, I dare say, unprecedented sounds ever heard. mayhem

It is an authentic masterpiece, an album that remains an apax in the entire extreme Metal scene. Tepes

"The complexity of the sound, never trivial, is accompanied by Mikael Akerfeldt’s wonderful voice, ready to implode within my heart with dark and powerful growls." cliffburton86

"Morbid Angel created one of the most extreme, dark and fast bands that the world had ever known." jigoro

Imperial Doom is an excellent album, with good breaks, fantastic solos, and Fisher’s legendary voice, with a raw growl but angry that completely matches the album’s soundscape. Gueddo666

Scott Reigel’s voice is what I love to define as emotional growl because he articulates the words and injects incredible pathos and power. maiden1976

Atheist have a decidedly unusual depth for a metal band, and they approach life and philosophy as no one else had done—or will do—within the movement. sinaftersin

The album in question is absolutely a gem of the genre. Tepes

"Demanufacture is an explosive mix, ready to devastate your stereo speakers." ZiOn

Uh-oh! We have been informed that this review also appears (in whole or in part) on truemetal.it and we have been asked to remove it. BathoryAria

Besides the splendid cover, within the album, you will find violence, genius, and darkness. James1

Extremely intricate rhythms subject to continuous changes of speed, (while always keeping it very high). puntiniCAZpuntini

The album is played fast without compromising, a very enjoyable listen furious and fun. g.g.junior

Very likely, this album boasts the best production ever executed on a metal work. jigoro

One of the most violent and ruthless albums I have ever listened to. GenitalGrinder

A track that I define very simply as crazy, not finding a better term. Margasson

Ulcerate’s death metal is as beautiful as can happen to our ears craving annihilating yet fresh sounds. mementomori

Black Rose Immortal... just one word: IMMORTAL! KingJudas

"It is Chuck Schuldiner’s fifth album, accompanied by a stellar lineup, the best the Florida group has ever had." De...Marga...

From the very beginning, we realize we are dealing with a band in dazzling form, capable of caressing us and suddenly lashing out with a Melodic Death Metal of devastating impact. Angeldust82

I would absolutely recommend to lovers of the genre, from my modest point of view an absolute masterpiece. JURIX

Transcend The Rubicon is richer; rich in special moments, rich in groove and rich in riffs. Tepes

Luc Lemay, this is again the name to associate with this album; the singer-guitarist is finally consecrated not only as an impeccable performer but also as an authentic musical genius. Tepes

The album is permeated by a dreamlike and raging atmosphere, past styles are largely forgotten and for the first time introspective lyrics appear, definitively abandoning gore. JohnHolmes

From the first track, you can understand the spirit of this CD, straightforward Death Metal, heavily influenced by Thrash Metal. Gueddo666

Purgatory Afterglow condenses the most authentic spirit of Sweden in those years. mementomori

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

When someone gargles with muriatic acid, concrete nails, and the metal spheres of stainless steel bearings and then screams in your face with all the strength and wheezing desperation they possess 'STACCALASPINA', for me they are the undisputed champion of the entire (un)known universe in terms of elegiac assorted poetics. sfascia carrozze

Nile combine the ferocity of brutal-death with atmospheric moments of rare beauty that completely engage the listener. autopilot

This is one of the most important works in '90s metal — a work of art, to be adored in all its completeness. StefanoHab

One of the most disgusting and degenerate albums I’ve ever listened to. Excreted Alive

If violence could have a name, it would be Old Pestilence. jigoro

"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." jigoro

The mix between death and black here is carried out skillfully and never seems to be a cut and paste of their works from the early '00s. post-ino

Raw, rotten, brutal, and bastardly. Big D

Songs like a blow to the mouth that makes all your teeth fall out, with humorous themes but always with their dark and shocking side. Apple_of_sodomY

"The album opens with the threatening 'Apocalypse,' sustained by keyboards that create a chilling, cold, and oppressive sound wall." Excreted Alive

Napalm Death have always managed to give a concrete, tangible, and politically incorrect meaning to the sonic and visual violence that has always accompanied them. mayhem

Four visceral minutes of black auditory orgasm, the best track of the batch. Margasson

The whole thing is not so far from the line on which At The Gates later operated, but it is a less mature album. aniel

Human 2.0 is short, super-fast, crushing, corrosive, inhuman, managing to be intricate and less assimilable than one might think. Alì Murtacc

It’s incredible how Elements can be such a magnificent and complete work. The_Bassist

"'Blackwater Park' as a title magnificently captures the entire atmosphere that permeates the album." OzzyRotten

Colored Sands is an indomitable, elusive, intangible beast that ultimately crushes us under the weight of a monolith of pure violence and madness. mementomori

The bassist takes center stage, thanks to numerous solo interventions and splendid and complex bass lines. cliffburton86

Listen to believe this "Whisper Supremacy" from '98. birobiro

"Six Feet Under was born from two stars of American Death Metal, focusing not on speed but on impact and sinister phrasing." Francescobus

'Death Shall Rise' is the history of Death metal and is also, perhaps even more so, a measurement gauge of this type of music. Tepes

Kam Lee’s growl is like a bear grinding its teeth with saliva dripping from its gums and screaming like a madman. Francescobus

If we really had to categorize it in this genre, I would not hesitate to call it one of the greatest death albums of all time. Battlegods

Ten seconds of the track 'Callous' are enough to define the traits of a work that shatters eardrums. De...Marga...

"One of the few, true, powerful, and important Masterpieces of the era..." jigoro

"'From Enslavement to Obliteration' is pleasing for what it is, an excellent extreme music record, a work that shines with a light superior to all the rest of Napalm Death's discography." mementomori

"Clouds is infused with beauty, emotional and intimate, yet rough and rebellious." ElectricOne

"A dark growl so guttural that you can't distinguish a single syllable. I've never heard anything more demonic." GenitalGrinder

A chilling and gigantic wall of sound created by guitars, drums, bass, and Van Drunen’s agonizing and wrenching growls. Rocky Marciano

The essence of pure Swedish Death is here, encapsulated in 11 battle tracks + bonus track. Proscriptor

The album with which they revealed themselves to the entire world was "Scum"... the undisputed fastest band in the world - 28 tracks of furious brutal grindcore. Breus

A masterpiece of Brutal Death. Gueddo666

"In a modern death metal landscape, increasingly invaded by trend bands that distort the very essence of the genre, an album like this 'Everything Is Fire' is truly a godsend." Legion

A real whirlwind is unleashed by the drummer’s rhythms, from which every time you can notice something new. Tepes

‘Once Sent From The Golden Hall’ is one of those albums made with the heart, which you don’t expect will open the gates to the metal Olympus overnight, but you create, compose and sweat because you believe in it. Bandana Joe

Just the opener 'The Immortal' would justify buying the album, so powerful it leaves you breathless with an incredible succession of riffs and solos. ilterribile82

We are faced with an album of enormous caliber, magnificent, complex, incredible in its thousand facets that surprise listen after listen. jigoro

The band’s soul presents itself as decidedly wild, with massive sound barriers that literally overwhelm the listener. emanuele