It's not nu-metal T_T

The closest thing to sonic enlightenment.

Vegans always make the hardest metalcore.

Extremely short but hard-hitting EP from ex-Gloom/Framtid members. Takes the original stench blueprint and refines it to a dagger sharpness.

Unconditional love in musical form

On my first listen of this album, it felt like Zach Hill was basically just getting himself off on the drum kit with cameo appearances of Joanna Newsom’s harp and weird noises in between. But something drew me back to it and the second time was a bit more rewarding. While the constant freestyle percussion feels aimless in the beginning, it slowly builds up to a head-on collision with the graceful cacophony of Newsom’s string-plucking, like bumping into an acquaintance for an ... read more

What a legendary album for all the wrong reasons. The vocalist doing their best King Diamond impression and the band completely forsaking their punk roots and going full hair metal. It’s obvious why this was maligned at the time but it’s actually not a bad (if a bit corny) heavy metal album, although nothing spectacular.

"A baffling and disheartening fall from grace" - Eduardo Rivadavia

Lust For Death side is solid, metallic crust, but the Ruinas side is just absolutely crushing

Reckless and destructive Japanese hardcore channeling 80's apocalyptic stench at breakneck speeds. PSYCHO SYSTEM

Just listen to Martyr AD who did this sound way better 15 years earlier

Born too soon and too human to comprehend this...

Simply put, this album changed my life.

Can’t say how much I overlooked this album when I first listened to it, due its steady, midtempo pace. This is epic, old-school crust that will drag you along on a slow march to oblivion.

An otherworldly gem