"Coffin of the Corrupted Dead is solid but ultimately does not push the genre boundaries."

 "Podridão deliver the brutality fans expect, yet sometimes play it too safe."

This review provides a balanced take on Podridão's 'Coffin of the Corrupted Dead'. It highlights both the strengths and weaknesses of the album. The reviewer discusses the album's impact within the death metal scene. Listeners get an honest evaluation of the band's musical direction. The review guides metal fans on whether this release is worth their time. Dive into our review and decide if Podridão's latest album deserves a spot in your collection!

 ION is the album that no one would ever have wanted to conceive, and for this reason, it sounds damnably Portal.

 It’s an orgiastic rite of black and death fragments never heard before.

Portal's ION is a 37-minute journey through extreme death metal, combining frantic rhythms, dark riffs, and unsettling atmospheres. It follows the legacy of Swarth and Vexovoid, presenting new sonic madness and chaotic brutality. The album explores themes of depravity, nightmare, and sonic destruction, delivering a cathartic experience for fans of extreme metal. Dive into Portal's ION, experience extreme death metal like never before—listen now and explore the depths of sonic madness!

 The opening track “Zombie Inferno” is a Death Metal masterpiece, starting off quietly and then exploding with thrash metal-edged riffing and a perpetually menacing growl.

 Go listen to this album on headphones or your home stereo, you won’t stay still for even a minute, thanks to the super fast soundscape and those nods to thrash metal riffing and the solos.

Bloodbath's Survival Of The Sickest is hailed as the 2022 death metal album of the year, combining fast thrash riffing, powerful growls, and melodic guitar solos. The album impresses with its sonic intensity, variation in tempo, and clear production. Highlight tracks like "Zombie Inferno" and "Envirocide" showcase the band's skill at blending brutality with melody. Overall, it's an engaging and terrifying metal experience for fans. Dive into Bloodbath's Survival Of The Sickest now—experience relentless riffs and powerful growls in this intense death metal journey!

 Few are the opportunities for headbanging; The Dying Truth stabs, depresses, every time you recover, a damned snare hit kicks you back on the canvas.

 An album that eats your soul, there is no light at the end of the tunnel, but the tunnel goes on endlessly, narrow and dark...

The Dying Truth by Cianide is a compelling and brutal death metal album that stands out for its intense, uncompromising sound. Featuring slow, suffocating riffs with doom influences, it delivers a relentless experience. Key tracks like 'Scourging at the Pillar' and 'Funeral' highlight the album's caustic and vitriolic energy. Far from background music, it deeply impacts the listener and leaves a lasting impression. Dive into the crushing intensity of Cianide's The Dying Truth—listen now and experience extreme death metal like never before!

 The sinister charm of the opening track 'Black Sabbath' is undeniable, with ominous bells tolling and a storm approaching.

 Just to have a certain completeness in the collection of historic vinyls, it is worth having Black Sabbath’s debut album, from which the whole dark metal genre starts.

This review offers a personal reflection on Black Sabbath's 1970 debut album, emphasizing its dark atmosphere and historical importance in rock and metal history. The reviewer acknowledges the album's impact and uniqueness, especially Tony Iommi's riffs, despite a personal preference for other vocalists. It recognizes the album's influence on the dark metal genre and encourages appreciating it as a key piece of music heritage. Explore the roots of dark metal with Black Sabbath’s iconic debut—listen now and dive into rock history.

 The sound is hard yet often fluid and airy, well-blended between a solid post-'Human' Death base and fusion incursions worthy of vintage Cynic.

 The flaw... is the excessive mannerism and lack of that spark of genius or innovation, or simply the absence of tracks with irresistible drive.

Tomb Mold's 'The Enduring Spirit' is a well-produced technical death metal album that balances heaviness with fluidity and fusion influences. While it fits well within the current death metal scene alongside bands like Blood Incantation, it lacks a memorable spark or truly innovative moments. The band's sound is more natural and less forced than some predecessors but could benefit from more dynamic tracks to leave a lasting impact. Explore Tomb Mold's 'The Enduring Spirit' and hear where classic death metal meets fluid technicality.

 From the swampy lands of Florida comes the putrescent Foreverglade by Worm, dated October 2021.

 Listening to the work, a labyrinthine disfiguring disdain emerges... the heavy metal soul unsheathed by the great solo guitar, in search of a pale sun beyond the miasmas.

Foreverglade by Worm is a doom and black metal album from Florida steeped in dark, heavy, and suffocating atmospheres. It presents slow, torturous musical passages with abrasive vocals and rich, layered guitar work. The album explores themes of spiritual decay and regional darkness, combining bleak soundscapes with psychedelic artwork. Production choices lead to a sprawling, cinematic experience that challenges but intrigues listeners. While not flawless, it is notable for its unique, immersive qualities. Dive into Worm’s Foreverglade for a dark, heavy, and haunting doom metal experience.

 Production too precise, 'clean' despite the sound.

 Utterly banal mid-tempos heard dozens of times... I really struggled to make it to the end of the work.

The review covers Obituary's 11th album 'Dying of Everything' released in 2023. While the production is clean and precise, it lacks the raw, 'cavernous' sound that longtime fans cherish. Only the opening track stands out with its intensity, but the rest of the album feels predictable and uninspired. Despite personal disappointment, the reviewer gives a barely passing grade due to emotional attachment. Discover Obituary's latest release and decide if 'Dying of Everything' lives up to Death Metal expectations!

 A genius of extreme Music; the absolute genius of Death Metal.

 Perfection, the squaring of the circle.

This review honors the legacy of Chuck Schuldiner and his band Death, focusing on the live album Baptized in Blood. It highlights the technical mastery, brutal intensity, and significance of the 1991 Human album and tour. Despite some sound quality issues, the performance captures the essence of extreme death metal and the band's legendary lineup. Discover the brutal legacy of Death and Chuck Schuldiner—listen to Baptized in Blood and experience metal perfection.

 Papangu prefers a certain continuity of the sound flow, aiming for a more compelling, impetuous, martial, energetic sound, that is to say, Magmatic.

 The production is not the best, but for university students living in the poor Paraiba, it can be overlooked.

Papangu's Holoceno defies typical progressive metal clichés by delivering progressive rock infused with stoner doom and sludge elements. The album emphasizes a continuous, energetic sound flow inspired by avant-garde influences while maintaining a brutal and magmatic character. Despite modest production, the band's raw talent shines through. Overall, the album is praised for its strong identity and compelling execution. Explore Papangu's Holoceno now for a fresh take on progressive rock infused with stoner doom intensity!

 A continuous attack, without mercy, an avalanche of ferocious rhythms and beastly vocals, like a particularly rough brown bear.

 Absolutely to be recovered for old school lovers.

The review praises Sinister's Diabolical Summoning as a dense, explosive death metal album that embodies old school metal virtues. It highlights the album's brief yet relentless intensity and compares its style to peers like Benediction and Malevolent Creation. Despite being somewhat overlooked, the album remains a classic for fans of traditional death metal. The review also humorously critiques typical metal review clichés while delivering a detailed analysis. Dive into Sinister's Diabolical Summoning and experience a potent dose of classic death metal intensity!

 The result? A death/grind album in full force, constructed according to the classic standards of the genre.

 If you want to spend a solid half-hour of ignorant and battle-ready grind/death, this album will be able to satisfy you.

Extreme Noise Terror’s 2001 album 'Being and Nothing' marks a shift from crust-punk to a more death metal-influenced grindcore sound. The album is fast, aggressive, and uncompromising with powerful guitars and guttural vocals. While the album lacks variety and may feel repetitive over time, it remains a solid choice for fans of extreme grind and death genres. Good production highlights the guitars and vocals, though drums sometimes get overshadowed. Recommended for listeners seeking relentless, battle-ready grindcore. Dive into Extreme Noise Terror's 'Being and Nothing' for a brutal death/grindcore experience that delivers pure intensity and raw energy.

 It’s like receiving the same punch hundreds of times in just a handful of seconds!

 Chaotic, yet always in control, the hyper-fast drumming.

Archspire's 'Relentless Mutation' impressed a longtime extreme metal listener with its ferocious speed and technical complexity. The album features chaotic but controlled drumming, intricate 7- and 8-string guitar work, and relentless vocal delivery by Oli Peters. Across seven tracks and 30 minutes, the band delivers a brutal and intense experience, mixing moments of calm with overwhelming aggression. The reviewer eagerly anticipates their upcoming album, considering this work almost unsurpassable. Dive into Archspire's Relentless Mutation and experience the pinnacle of technical death metal intensity now!

 My verdict on the new Carcass album is totally, absolutely negative.

 I found them boring, banal, predictable.

This review strongly criticizes Carcass's latest album Torn Arteries for lacking the raw power and intensity that defined their earlier work. The reviewer finds the production overly clean and the music boring and predictable. Only a few tracks were listened to, but they were enough to reject the album entirely. The album cover is also dismissed as a failed artistic choice. Despite the band's legendary status, this release is considered a major disappointment. Read the full critical review of Carcass's Torn Arteries and decide for yourself if it lives up to the band's legacy.

 Thirty minutes of distortions, growls, and lysergic-aggressive bangs that could open a portal to Nibiru or Aldebaran.

 No Elysian fields then for the unworthy metal-listeners, but as Azagthoth foretold, only portals for annihilation.

The review praises Of Feather and Bone's album Sulfuric Disintegration for its intense distortions and oppressive atmosphere. It links the band's sound to Morbid Angel's evolution and compares them to other avant-garde death metal acts like Portal. The album is described as a psychedelic, aggressive journey evoking cosmic chaos and existential annihilation. The reviewer highlights the dark, claustrophobic vibe that captures listeners in a bleak, apocalyptic narrative. Dive into the chaotic world of Of Feather and Bone – listen to Sulfuric Disintegration now and experience cosmic death metal like never before!

 Ferocity builds up walls around me, it envelops me.

 Infernal symphonies like honey for a heart strangled by tentacles of thorns.

The review of Death's live album 'Vivus!' paints a vivid picture of intense, ferocious metal that acts as a form of emotional purification. The music is described as a fierce storm, both exhausting and healing, born from deep personal suffering and youthful pain. This maximalist and brutal sound envelops the listener, offering solace to fragile souls through its powerful energy. Ultimately, the album is celebrated for its monstrous beauty and cathartic force. Experience the ferocity and catharsis of Death's 'Vivus!'—listen now and feel the raw power of metal's healing storm.

 The voice is closer to Death Metal, and the lyrics focus on the misanthropy and violence that the current society has plunged into, in an allegory of esotericism and pagan rituals.

 Redemption is a very aggressive song, it reminds me a bit of the old Sodom and the old-fashioned Thrash Metal.

The 'Abraxas' EP by Necrolust complements their album 'Inferno' with two intense and fast tracks showcasing compact, dark tones. Featuring aggressive vocals leaning toward death metal and lyrics focused on misanthropy, esotericism, and pagan rituals, the EP spotlights tracks like 'Redemption' and 'Son of Abomination'. Fans of old-school thrash and black metal bands will appreciate its powerful riffs and blast beats, though recording quality could be improved slightly. Listen to Necrolust's 'Abraxas' EP now and dive into a powerful blend of thrash and black metal with dark, esoteric themes.

 Formulas is a boulder, a rumbling train shot at full speed.

 The songs rise to true and proper prayers, opening doors to other worlds.

Morbid Angel's 'Formulas Fatal to the Flesh' marked a bold evolution with Steve Tucker as the new vocalist and bassist. The album delivers a raw, intense death metal experience enriched by mystical and intellectual lyrical themes. While not reaching the iconic status of earlier releases, it stands as a significant and unique work in the band's discography. Over time, it has gained appreciation for its complexity and powerful atmosphere. Dive into the dark depths of Morbid Angel's 'Formulas Fatal to the Flesh' and experience a landmark death metal journey today!

 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!

 Frankly, not listening to this CD would be a blasphemy on a level worse than what the band could ever hope to achieve.

 The Apocalyptic Triumphator is cohesive, consistent, and powerful with percussion that hammers you from start to finish.

Archgoat's The Apocalyptic Triumphator is a powerful and cohesive black metal album divided into two thematic sides representing the Left-Hand and Right-Hand Paths. After an 11-year hiatus, the Finnish band returns stronger than ever with intense, blasphemous, and esoteric compositions. The album features haunting intros and relentless metal blasts, cementing Archgoat's reputation as a disturbing and fascinating force in extreme metal. Dive into Archgoat's dark world and experience The Apocalyptic Triumphator's relentless black metal fury today!