Diebel

Well well, its time for my next discography deepdive. This time, its time for Trivium.
So, this is their debut record, "Ember To Inferno".
And its... rough.
It features the young Matt Heafy' s Screams, which sound like they hurt him. It also suffers from a really subpar production, which feels dated, even for its time. But, one thing ill have to give to it, is how well the guitars sound when they harmonize. Good stuff.
Ths record suffers from a huge identify crisis. It switches ... read more

Wow, what a discovery. 2026 really seems to be the year where i start to get post metal and its surroundings.
This record starts incredibly strong (some might say a bit to strong actually) with the 2-Track Song "Immersion I & II".
These two tracks hit like a truck, soothe you in with an incredible melody and wont let go within their wonderful riffs. The record, doesnt live up to what those two tracks promise, but its not far away form that either. Tracks like the Title Track or ... read more

I wanted to like this record. I wanted to experience why people love this... but i cant get into it.
Its fine. Like yes there are some cool moments here, but it feels like its padded with alot of nothing.
The producition is muddy, the vocals sound bare bones and i dont feel the emotions im supposed to feel. Sorry metalcore twt, this is not my record to enjoy.

This record is a long winding road of ups and downs....
In theory, its well made atmospheric Black Metal. In its execution, the production reaches from great to utterly terrible, the songs range from engaging to incredibly dull and boring. Also a 21 Minute closer, could have been a really cool idea, but firstly, why is it instrumental... secondly, its just dull. You could literally take a quarter of that song and it couldve been enough.
Overall, its still above average for a Black Metal record. ... read more