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Rating: THE REVIEW
The turning point of Death Metal occurred in 1991, on the day when the fifth CD of Sepultura appeared on music store shelves worldwide: 'ARISE'.
A masterpiece from start to finish, composed of 9 harsh and unforgiving songs, whose choruses have become anthems for all Sepultura fans. It starts with the Title-Track ""Arise", which is already a hefty blow, and continues with ""Dead Embryonic Cells" and ""Desperate Cry". Three Sepultura classics that, in my opinion, defined them until Max Cavalera left. "Murder", "Subtraction", "Altered State", "Under Siege (Regnum Irae)" only make this album more of a fierce and killer-sounding classic. The final duo consists of "Meaningless Movements" and "Infected Voice".
An album that is therefore indispensable for anyone who listens to Metal, and especially Death and Thrash. Many have said that the sound of this CD was identical in all 9 songs; that may also be true, but it doesn’t change the fact that it’s a fantastic album.
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Sepultura's 1991 album Arise marked a turning point in Death Metal with nine intense tracks that became metal anthems. The review highlights key songs like 'Arise', 'Dead Embryonic Cells', and 'Desperate Cry', praising the album as a fierce and classic release essential for any metal fan. Despite claims of similar sound across tracks, the album's quality remains undiminished.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Sepultura
Brazilian metal band formed in Belo Horizonte in 1984, known for influential albums such as Beneath The Remains, Arise, Chaos A.D. and Roots.50 Reviews
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