Krigsgrav’s Fires in the Fall is a remarkable effort that underscores their talent in merging black and doom metal into a sonically rich and atmospheric experience. With their seventh full-length album, the band demonstrates growth in both their musicality and the emotional weight they bring to their compositions. This isn't just an album; it's a testament to their unique voice within the metal landscape.
"An Everflowing Vessel": The album begins with haunting ... read more
Linkin Park’s From Zero is a disheartening return for a band once known for its raw energy and deeply resonant lyrics. The album struggles to find its identity, teetering between nostalgic callbacks to their nu-metal origins and uninspired attempts to modernize their sound. What emerges feels more like a disjointed collection of tracks than a cohesive project, often giving the impression of a soulless attempt to recapture past glory.
The standout track, "Heavy Is The Crown," ... read more
Dark Tranquillity’s Damage Done, released in 2002, is widely regarded as a masterpiece of melodic death metal and a defining moment in the Gothenburg metal scene. The album brilliantly fuses the band’s aggressive, visceral energy with the melodic complexity and atmospheric depth they’ve been known for, creating a work that’s both punishing and deeply emotional.
From the electrifying opener “Final Resistance” to the intricate, haunting instrumental “Ex ... read more
"Campus Carmesí," released in 2019 by Chilean death metal band Stigmatized, stands out as a technical and progressive take on the genre. The album, produced by Australis Records, features nine tracks with a total runtime of just over 50 minutes. It blends intricate guitar work, dynamic rhythm changes, and guttural vocals, offering a sonic experience that appeals to fans of both traditional and technical death metal
Recorded and mastered in Santiago, Chile, by ... read more
Fires in the Distance's Air Not Meant for Us is a triumph that transcends genre conventions, delivering a profoundly emotional and meticulously crafted experience. This isn't just an album; it's a voyage through grief, hope, and introspection, etched into every note and lyric.
The album opens with the sprawling epic Harbingers, a track that sets the tone with its seamless fusion of brutal death-doom riffs and ethereal melodies. Each passage feels purposeful, immersing the ... read more
Projection - 70
Rediscover - 90
Serene - 60
Those Who Wait - 65
Beautiful Beasts - 95
Hand Of A Guide - 90
Introspect - 80
Dream Shift -75
Some times the vocals are off but riffs are really good
HOW CAN THERE BE BOORING MOMENTS ON A 10 MIN EP
fw some track tho
first starts so abruptly mostly why i dont like it
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