Have you ever found yourself catapulted out of a crazy speeding train, hearing the screeching of the rails crumpling onto themselves as the convoy plummets down a slope and everything turns into chaos and devastation in a split second?

 Once you’re on this 37-minute journey, you’ll feel the urge to drop everything and pull the emergency brake. If it even exists.

Teething's 2022 album 'Help' is a wild fusion of grindcore, metalcore, and hardcore that overwhelms listeners with intense and chaotic power-violence. The 14 tracks, including standout 'Roach Apartment,' deliver relentless energy and aggression across 37 minutes. While the brutal style may challenge even hardcore fans, it solidifies Teething's place in extreme metal. The album is well-produced by Selfmadegod Records though with less impressive artwork. Dive into Teething's 'Help' and experience a raw, relentless power-violence ride – brace yourself and listen now!

 These Galactic Cowboys are definitely a crossover band if ever there was one: they combine the most devastating guitars and pounding drumbeats with a plethora of choruses, melodies everywhere.

 As if McCartney, Lennon, and Harrison were singing “She Loves You” accompanied by Anthrax, what fun!

The review praises Galactic Cowboys' album Let It Go as a unique and creative crossover in the metal genre. Combining powerful instrumentation with melodic and humorous elements, the band stands out for its skill and originality. The reviewer expresses deep admiration, calling it a favorite and highlighting the band's disregard for commercial trends. Let It Go showcases their imaginative and varied approach to music, earning high praise. Dive into Galactic Cowboys' Let It Go and experience a genre-defying metal journey full of melody and surprise!

 "It’s fun, it’s stimulating, it’s brilliant, it’s limitless, it’s creative, it’s strong, it’s rebellious."

 "No matter how many times he explains it again, you’ll still not be able to keep up with him and for this reason you won’t leave him for a second, you’ll get obsessed."

Incubus' 1997 album S.C.I.E.N.C.E. is a creative tour de force blending metal, funk, jazz, and hip hop. Its rebellious spirit and technical mastery push musical boundaries. The album inspires repeated listens, revealing boundless energy and innovation that defy strict categorization. It's a youthful, daring, and eclectic expression that captivates and deeply engages listeners. Listen to Incubus’ electrifying S.C.I.E.N.C.E. and experience one of the most creative and boundary-pushing albums of the 90s!

 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!

 An interesting cocktail, especially for the times when Metalcore was exploding and the 'Nu' Metalheads were indeed shifting towards new sounds.

 A damned fresh and innovative sound, heavily copied in the coming years, almost immeasurably.

SikTh's 'Death of a Dead Day' is a landmark progressive tech metal album that helped pioneer the Djent sound. Featuring complex rhythms, low-tuned guitars, and innovative vocals, it contains several standout tracks that remain influential. Despite being underrated at release, its impact on the metal scene is undeniable. The album is essential for fans wanting to understand heavy music's evolution over the past two decades. Listen to SikTh's 'Death of a Dead Day' and explore the roots of modern progressive metal innovation today!

 The desire to copy themselves.

 The songs are stale, you forget them immediately, perhaps with the exception of a couple of tracks at most.

Misery Signals' latest album Ultraviolet fails to live up to their earlier masterpieces. Despite solid production and vocal performance, it lacks innovation and memorable tracks. The band seems to repeat their past sound without the energy and magic that made previous albums stand out. The reviewer hoped for a more experimental approach and finds the album largely disappointing. Discover why Misery Signals' Ultraviolet divides fans—listen now and decide if it's a masterpiece or a missed opportunity.

 VOLUMI make revolution their evolution and gift us five dark and powerful gems.

 The music is minimalist, without frills, just metal, boasting power and technique as its crowning glory.

VOLUMIcriminali returns after six years with Preludio al Caos, delivering a dark, powerful nu metal album. Featuring dual guitars and vocals, the band evolves their sound into a revolution of raw power and technique. Highlight tracks like 'Vomito' tackle challenging themes with intensity, while the precise drum work and clean mix show high craftsmanship. The album’s five tracks offer a gritty, headbanging experience that rewards repeated listening. Dive into VOLUMIcriminali’s Preludio al Caos—experience intense metal power and lyrical depth. Stream or listen now!

 You only need to be 12 years old with an empty head to understand this album.

 Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water is such a megalomaniac album that it ends up being decidedly HARMLESS.

This review harshly criticizes Limp Bizkit's 2000 album 'Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water', calling it a poorly made Nu-Metal record with ignorant lyrics. It acknowledges its party atmosphere but condemns the overuse of explicit language and lack of musical complexity. Some tracks like 'Boiler' and 'Take a Look Around' receive faint praise. Overall, the album is deemed harmless but pointless. Discover the honest truth about Limp Bizkit’s divisive Nu-Metal classic and decide if this party album is for you!

 The term 'Metal' has nothing to do with this dreadful 'little band.'

 How they managed to sell millions of copies remains a mystery to me.

This review takes a harsh stance on Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory, arguing it lacks true metal qualities and instrumental creativity. The reviewer praises Chester Bennington's unique voice but condemns the album's repetitive nature and overall flatness. It questions how the album achieved commercial success and recommends avoiding it, especially for metal fans. Dive into this honest review and decide if Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory deserves your time or skipping.

 The creature seems to enjoy its own trademark, a style that makes this album a standalone episode.

 This inspired album requires multiple listens to be appreciated, with each listen revealing new details in this journey into the psyche.

This review highlights Wes Borland’s dominant role in Black Light Burns’ second full album. The album shifts away from earlier Nine Inch Nails-inspired electronic rock towards a unique blend of industrial, new wave, and tribal sounds. Borland’s vocal delivery, though unconventional, complements the dark, immersive atmosphere. The album demands repeated listens to fully appreciate its layered complexity and coherent progression. It stands as a distinct and inspired work in Borland's discography. Dive into the dark, layered sounds of Black Light Burns and experience Wes Borland’s unique industrial rock vision.

 They consistently disappoint me.

 'An overproduced work (at times plastic-like) and adequate, with some good ideas that are not enough.'

The review critiques Korn's album 'The Nothing' as a disappointing release that fails to live up to their earlier influential work. The reviewer notes a decline starting after 2005's 'See You on the Other Side,' citing uninspired ideas and lack of cohesion, especially from Jonathan Davis's isolated vocal recordings. While some tracks like 'Gravity of Discomfort' stand out, the overall album feels overproduced and unmemorable, marking a low point in the band's legacy. Discover why 'The Nothing' divides Korn fans — listen and decide for yourself!

 Their self-titled debut is considered one of the iconic albums of 90s rock.

 The two established, for the first time, a new concept of a musical group, oriented towards specific sounds, complete with lyrics that were anti-capitalism, anti-globalization, anti-discrimination, and a bit anti-everything.

Rage Against the Machine's self-titled 1992 debut album redefined rap rock by merging politically charged lyrics with innovative sounds. The album remains iconic for its anti-capitalist and anti-globalization messages. Tracks like 'Killing in the Name' and 'Bombtrack' are still relevant three decades later. The band's fusion of rap, funk, and hard rock set new standards in the genre. Their influence resonates strongly across subsequent musical trends. Explore Rage Against the Machine's groundbreaking debut—listen now and experience the raw power of politically charged rap rock!

 The Slipknot juggernaut has been falling apart for over a decade.

 With ‘We Are Not Your Kind,’ the group loses yet another good opportunity to store their masks in the attic and opt for less embarrassing choices given their age.

The review criticizes Slipknot’s 'We Are Not Your Kind' for relying on repetitive, dated riffs and guttural screams. Attempts at innovation are minimal and poorly executed, with some tracks feeling misplaced. The album is seen as a missed opportunity for growth, solidifying the band's decline over the past decade. Discover why Slipknot’s latest album divides fans—read the full review and decide for yourself.

 Their music has an enthusiastic, feverish, sometimes even aggressive touch.

 This, therefore, is not music: it is an anthem to nature, a celebration of life that vibrates with love like a guitar string stretched between the material world and the celestial one.

Tribute's debut album 'New Views' is a rare 1980s progressive rock gem infused with folk, new age, and symphonic elements. The band’s eclectic and energetic style thrives on sophisticated harmonies and captivating instrumental rides. Despite its genre ambiguity, the album's monumental final suite stands out as a heartfelt celebration of nature and life. With polished elegance and spirited performances, this release is highly recommended for adventurous music lovers. Dive into Tribute's 'New Views' for a unique progressive rock journey—listen now and experience a timeless musical adventure!

 This is a DAMN METAL record! The debut of the first band of the genius Peter Steele.

 "Male Supremacy" shovels crap on feminazis and brainless male chauvinists, comparing them to post-apocalyptic cavemen.

This review celebrates Carnivore's 1985 thrash metal debut as a raw and intense precursor to Peter Steele's later fame with Type O Negative. It highlights the album's dystopian themes and brutal critique of society, praising its musical aggression. The review acknowledges ongoing social frustrations mirrored in the music and lauds the record as a classic thrash metal milestone with enduring relevance. Dive into the raw thrash metal fury of Carnivore's debut and explore Peter Steele's powerful origins!

 The great revelation and driving force of the project are precisely the vocal abilities of the young Hungarian screamer.

 The youthful Hungarian group presents itself with a debut that is quite derivative in terms of sounds and compositions, but rich in youthful enthusiasm and nuances.

Pregnant Whale Pain's self-titled debut from Budapest delivers a versatile alternative metal sound deeply influenced by '90s acts like Alice in Chains and Mr Bungle. Frontman Krisz Horváth's vocal range impresses with diverse styles, while the band's incorporation of traditional instruments and modern metal elements adds freshness. Though somewhat derivative, the album captures youthful enthusiasm and hints at future experimental growth. Their evolution continued with the 2017 EP "Blank" and an upcoming second album. Dive into Pregnant Whale Pain's debut and experience a thrilling fusion of '90s alternative metal with fresh modern twists.

 A total, detrimental, furious Crossover, with continuous and incessant changes of register and timing.

 Guided by the bass 'in a totalitarian regime' of Robert Trujillo, they build a Hardcore-Metal-Punk-Funk hybrid with very little competition.

Mas Borracho is the pinnacle of Infectious Grooves' genre-blending sound, mixing Metal, Hardcore, Punk, and Funk with exceptional technical skill. Led by the dominant bass of Robert Trujillo and the versatile vocals of Mike Muir, the album offers relentless musical variety. The review praises the band's creativity, comparing them to legends like Primus and Frank Zappa. A bonus EP featuring related bands adds extra value to this chaotic, inventive release. Dive into the chaotic energy of Infectious Grooves' Mas Borracho and experience a one-of-a-kind genre fusion!

 "It's the first concert with more people on stage than in the audience," Mr. Elio joked before the show.

 The concert’s finale was a crescendo of emotions...drawing the final curtain amidst tears and palpable emotion to the career of one of the most delightful and ingenious groups ever to appear on the Italian scene.

Elio e le Storie Tese possibly ended their remarkable 38-year career with a heartfelt farewell concert at Barolo's Collisioni Festival 2018. The show featured numerous special guests, memorable performances, and emotional tributes, highlighting the band's creativity and legacy. Despite some humor and playful moments, the event carried a semi-tragic, festive tone. The review praises the band's ingenuity and the concert's emotional impact. Discover the legendary final show of Elio e le Storie Tese—relive the moments and celebrate a unique Italian band’s legacy today!

 "The Art Of Rebellion can very well be considered a carbon copy of its predecessor; although... the band dares too much, pushing even further forward with sound experimentation."

 "Suicidal are an institution in the history of Crossover."

The Art of Rebellion continues Suicidal Tendencies' strong 90s run, blending hardcore, punk, thrash, and funk metal. Despite some overambitious experimentation and length, it remains a solid album with expert musicianship. Josh Freese's drumming and Robert Trujillo's bass shine, backing Mike Muir's vocal versatility. Though not surpassing its predecessor, it solidifies the band's crossover legacy. Dive into Suicidal Tendencies' bold crossover sound—listen to The Art of Rebellion and experience 90s metal experimentation!

 They truly render the mixture between booming bass and bulldozer moves, where in rhythmic ascents they tend a wire between rapping and funk for a definitive crossover preceding the nu metal wave.

 There are plenty of bands that have added at least a sprinkle of prong to their albums, personally, I thank this tasty metal variety, it sounds nostalgic and is always pleasant to put on.

This review revisits Prong's 1991 album 'Prove You Wrong,' highlighting its complex fusion of metal subgenres and its role as a precursor to nu metal. The album combines thrash, funk, and industrial elements with sharp riffs and rhythmic innovation. Despite the band's fluctuating success over time, this work remains a standout and essential listen for metal fans appreciative of variety and depth. The reviewer notes nostalgic value and lasting impact on the metal scene. Discover the innovative sounds of Prong's 'Prove You Wrong' and explore a metal album that shaped crossover and nu metal genres!