Eternal Excruciation captures an intense and oppressive atmosphere typical of dark metal.

 With a balanced 3-star rating, the album blends strengths and shortcomings within its extreme metal execution.

The review examines Diabolatry's album Eternal Excruciation, highlighting its intense and dark metal aesthetics. The rating of 3/5 suggests a balanced critique, acknowledging both strengths and weaknesses. The reviewer focuses on the album's atmosphere and delivery, appealing to fans of extreme and atmospheric metal. Overall, the album provides a deep but somewhat challenging listening experience. Dive into the dark intensity of Diabolatry's Eternal Excruciation – listen now and experience the depths of extreme metal!

 It’s too cool to hear a death/thrash band grapple with the classic dry, obsessive, super new wave riff of 'Mongoloid'.

 Max Cavalera appears irreplaceable, Green is not the right fit, and thus three stars minus minus.

Sepultura's Revolusongs EP, released in 2002, features eight cover tracks blending thrash metal with hip hop, new wave, and pop rock influences. The album reflects lineup changes with Derrick Green replacing Max Cavalera as vocalist. Although not ideal for new listeners and marked by mixed reactions to the covers, it offers energetic thrash moments and unique genre experimentation. The album is rare and not widely distributed. Discover the unique thrash metal covers on Sepultura's Revolusongs—listen now and explore this rare gem!

 The album kicks off with the first track, the title track Nightmare World, a true heavy onslaught that makes no prisoners.

 To conclude, a great heavy metal album, solid and sharp, for every self-respecting metalhead.

Eidolon's 2000 album Nightmare World is a powerful power thrash metal record released by Metal Blade Records. Glen Drover's guitar work and Shawn Drover's drumming shine throughout. Although the vocals could be more aggressive, the album remains a solid and memorable heavy metal experience for fans. Production choices give it a modern edge while maintaining classic metal intensity. Listen to Eidolon's Nightmare World now and experience powerful thrash metal mastery.

 For lovers of early technical thrash metal, this EP is an incredible delight: same lineup as Control and Resistance, same verve, same themes, same pyrotechnic guitar work.

 From the first song to the last, Mathematica Calculis, the EP proceeds without ever boring, without weak moments, managing to keep attention high on the sophisticated harmonies and melodies.

Watchtower's long-awaited EP 'Concepts Of Math: Book One' marks a triumphant return to technical thrash metal. Featuring the classic lineup and modern production, the album preserves the band's signature intricate musicianship. Lyrics explore nerdy scientific themes, maintaining high engagement throughout. Fans of technical metal will find this release a delightful continuation of their 1989 legacy. Explore Watchtower's intricate thrash metal revival—listen to 'Concepts Of Math: Book One' today!

 Wolfgang has decided to prove he has grown even further. With very satisfying results, it must be said right away.

 One is always someone’s child, but if one is a child of art, the legacy becomes a privilege.

Wolfgang Van Halen’s second album, Mammooth II, proves the challenging follow-up can be triumphant. Recorded at the iconic 5150 Studios, the album balances fresh hard rock energy with emotional depth. Highlights include the powerful single "Another Celebration at the End of the World" and the heartfelt "Take a Bow." The album reflects Wolfgang's growth and respect for his father's legacy, positioning him as a rising rock figure. Discover Wolfgang Van Halen’s powerful journey—listen to Mammoth WVH’s latest album now!

 "It’s almost ten minutes shorter than our last record and packs ten times more of a punch."

 Right from the start, from the first seconds, they go full throttle, with the rhythm section able to dictate frenzied beats.

Enforced's third album War Remains is a tightly packed thrash metal assault with ten tracks played at relentless speed. The production finally does justice to the instruments, highlighting their power and clarity. Influenced heavily by Slayer's classic style, the album delivers raw energy and aggression with minimal pauses. Vocals mix elements reminiscent of Max Cavalera and John Tardy. This is one of 2023's most intense extreme metal releases. Dive into Enforced's fierce thrash metal on War Remains — experience relentless speed and powerful riffs now!

 "The sensation of constructing the length of the tracks becomes markedly pronounced."

 "The mastering... results 'flat,' lacking any 'craftsmanship' and the notes are devoid of 'color.'"

Metallica's 72 Seasons features powerful vocal melodies and effective riffs mixed with driving thrash and heavy metal elements. The production is criticized for its flat mastering and lack of sonic dynamism. While some tracks like "Lux Aeterna" stand out for their speed and structure, several tracks feel overly constructed and repetitive. Kirk Hammett's solos often follow a familiar pattern, and Lars Ulrich's drumming, though competent, can become mechanical. The album succeeds in energy but is marred by production choices. Discover the detailed insights and listen to Metallica's 72 Seasons to form your own opinion on this powerful yet divisive album.

 They are like fine wine, and time makes them even more appealing to the palate, or rather to the ear.

 The first 18 years of our life that form our true or false self... Much of our adult experience is re-enactment or reaction to these childhood experiences.

Metallica's latest album, 72 Seasons, marks a mature chapter for the band with honest and powerful compositions. While some tracks feel repetitive, the album overall showcases the band's undeniable talent and evolution since their early days. Themes of growth and self-awareness resonate deeply, supported by strong performances from all members. Fans will appreciate the blend of classic thrash with sophisticated storytelling. Discover Metallica’s 72 Seasons and experience their powerful, mature sound—listen now and dive into the evolution of thrash metal.

 "Sanremo also has good things at times... but is it really worth it?"

 "A circus that gives priority to memes and making a splash rather than giving space to music ends with being what it fundamentally is, that is everything bland there is in the world."

This detailed review of Sanremo 2023 offers a highly sarcastic and critical perspective on the festival's organization, performers, and musical selections. The author finds many performances mediocre or forgettable, criticizes celebrity appearances and speeches, and expresses fatigue with the event’s length and format. Despite the biting tone, a few artists and moments receive mild praise. Ultimately, the review conveys disappointment mixed with reluctant engagement. Discover the unvarnished truth of Sanremo 2023—read the full review and dive into the highs and lows of Italy's iconic music festival.

 The violent and nervous voice of Tom Araya screams the fear of tortured victims.

 The atonal solos are like relentless stabs, they reach us and leave us lying on the ground dying, in a pool of blood.

Slayer's Reign In Blood delivers a brutal, fast-paced thrash metal experience filled with themes of terror and hopelessness. Tom Araya's intense vocals scream fear, while the guitar riffs and solos by Hanneman and King cut deeply. Lombardo's aggressive drumming drives the album's relentlessness. The album's atmosphere is dark and oppressive, leaving a lasting impact on the listener. Dive into Slayer’s Reign In Blood and experience the unyielding power of thrash metal today!

 The guitar sometimes hits like a jackhammer, without mercy, with an almost industrial strength; sometimes, it really feels like being in a mechanical workshop.

 Tiktaalika is a fresh and resounding example of extreme prog-metal. Highly recommended.

Charlie Griffiths' solo album Tiktaalika offers a unique and heavy take on technical prog-metal, emphasizing thrash and industrial influences. The album stands out with sharp bass, heavy guitar, and virtuosic yet restrained playing. It includes subtle jazz and acoustic touches and a notable guest solo by Jordan Rudess. Tiktaalika is a fresh, extreme prog-metal album highly recommended for fans of the genre. Listen to Charlie Griffiths' Tiktaalika now and experience a new level of extreme prog-metal brilliance!

 Mike is back, with his multifaceted voice, with the proverbial changes of vocal register within the same track.

 Dave Lombardo is always an infernal machine, with that double bass drum that reigns unchallenged for a good part of the duration.

Dead Cross' album 'II' marks a powerful return with Mike Patton's dynamic vocals and Dave Lombardo's intense drumming. Blending hardcore, punk, thrash, and grindcore, the album offers chaotic and heavy soundscapes. Its themes continue to challenge political and religious establishments. Technically flawless and ferocious, the work stands out as a brutal and explosive musical experience. Discover Dead Cross 'II' now and experience one of the most intense hardcore thrash albums of the year!

 Mark unleashes all the octaves available and delivers a powerful closing solo.

 Ultimately, Marching in Time is truly a beautiful album, which in addition to confirming Mark Tremonti’s undisputed talent, highlights his courage and compositional wisdom.

Marching in Time, Tremonti’s fifth studio album, showcases Mark Tremonti’s guitar and vocal talents with a dynamic blend of speed metal and metalcore. Created during the pandemic, its lyrics express frustration and reflection. The album features powerful riffs, emotional ballads, and an ambitious concept with varied tempos. Praised for its technical precision and songwriting, it highlights Tremonti’s dedication and creativity. The album is a standout in his parallel project, supported by strong performances from his bandmates. Listen to Marching in Time and experience Mark Tremonti’s masterful blend of passion and power.

 There's little to say about their past: they've been around for almost 40 years, and Synchro Anarchy is their fifteenth official album.

 In an instant, you're at the end of the listen and the urge to put the album back on from the start is strong!

Voivod's fifteenth album, Synchro Anarchy, is praised as a flawless continuation of their thrash and progressive metal legacy. The band maintains raw, direct production and precise musicianship. Key tracks like 'Paranormalium' and the title song showcase their signature intensity and innovation. The reviewer is moved deeply, celebrating their undiminished energy nearly 40 years in. This album invites repeated listens and confirms Voivod's mastery. Listen to Synchro Anarchy now and experience Voivod's unstoppable thrash-progressive fusion!

 The Testament have fallen, slowly but they have fallen, into the trap of riffs that are self-serving and offer little by the end of a track.

 Hearing an album in 2020 with such a dreadful production, and with such disarming lack of ideas from a band with their name is sincerely embarrassing.

The review critically examines Testament's 2020 album 'Titans Of Creation,' praising some song ideas but condemning the weak production and lack of creativity. While acknowledging the band's legacy and past achievements, it argues the album falls short, especially in sound mix and stylistic choices. A few tracks stand out, but overall it disappoints fans expecting the classic Testament thrash metal intensity. Discover the full review and decide if Testament's Titans Of Creation lives up to its thrash metal legacy.

 Inferno is a dark and raw album, pounding from start to finish, allowing brief melodic moments only in the guitar solos.

 Probably it will appeal a lot to fans of Raw Black Metal and much less to fans of more melodic and commercial Black Metal.

Necrolust's Inferno delivers a raw and pounding Black Metal experience with occult and esoteric themes. The album's rough recording is likely intentional, enhancing its grim atmosphere. Fans of extreme underground metal will appreciate its powerful percussion, angry vocals, and riffs that blend Black Metal with Thrash and Death influences. Notable tracks showcase the trio’s violent and intense execution. Recommended for dedicated enthusiasts with strong eardrums. Dive into Necrolust's Inferno for a raw, powerful Black Metal journey—perfect for connoisseurs of underground extreme metal!

 Jugulator is the bastard child of Painkiller, a big, muscular guy with a Slayer t-shirt and a Pantera tattoo.

 Owens doles out plenty of high notes on a nice wall of guitars and helicopter double kick.

Jugulator marks Judas Priest's bold return in the late 90s with new vocalist Tim Owens, showcasing a heavier and thrash-influenced sound. Though criticized for its aggression and length, the album demonstrates the band’s progressive attitude and musical evolution. Owens’ vocal performance stands out as a highlight. Despite some monotony, Jugulator is a significant and modern addition to their discography. Dive into Jugulator to discover Judas Priest’s fierce 90s comeback and Tim Owens’ powerful voice—listen now and experience metal’s evolving legacy!

 Against perfectly reflects the period of uncertainty in which it was composed, amid a desire for revenge, out-of-focus moments, and experimentation in the most diverse directions.

 Choke is a rhythmic triumph and shows how Sepultura was different from any other band of the time, with tribal atmospheres that go hand in hand with nu metal guitars.

Against marks a challenging but intriguing chapter for Sepultura following Max Cavalera's departure. The album mixes hardcore and groove metal with tribal influences, showcasing Derrick Green’s unique vocal style. Though initially met with lukewarm reception, many tracks stand out and the album ages better than expected. Despite some uneven moments, Against remains a noteworthy and rediscover-worthy work in Sepultura's discography. Listen to Sepultura's Against and rediscover this bold, genre-blending album that redefined their legacy!

 Thrash, Hardcore, Punk colliding, battling with each other, with Mike’s flamboyant voice leading the crazy adventure companions.

 Yet another demonstration of controlled fury, inhuman strength, primitive violence.

This review praises the 2018 Dead Cross EP for its intense fusion of thrash, hardcore, and punk. The band's explosive energy is highlighted through Mike Patton's dynamic vocals and Dave Lombardo's powerful drumming. The production is solid, though slightly too polished for the reviewer's taste. Notable tracks and the EP's ability to alleviate tension and pain are also emphasized. Dive into the fierce energy of Dead Cross EP—listen now and feel the raw power!

 Sepultura embraced a new path, leading them to experiment ever more, reaching what we could define as progressive thrash metal.

 The songs last just long enough, with Andreas Kisser’s solos weaving the plots of a claustrophobic and sick world.

Sepultura's A-Lex marks a confident and experimental phase after major lineup changes, embracing progressive thrash metal infused with literary themes from A Clockwork Orange. The album balances aggressive rhythms, fresh grooves, and sharp solos, showcasing the band's evolution while respecting their roots. Critics praised its bold direction and cohesion, calling it a forward-looking work destined to influence their future sound. Listen to Sepultura’s A-Lex and experience their bold, progressive thrash metal transformation today!