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Though Death has released multiple top tier albums, The Sound Of Perseverance is, without question, Death's finest hour in my opinion. For me, it’s the best album in their catalog and the culmination of Chuck Schuldiner’s vision - a flawless balance of technical precision, intensity, and melody. This is the most refined and cohesive his songwriting has ever felt, and it's a perfect representation of where Death was at the time - absolutely at the top of their game. ... read more
Psychopath’s Making The Transition is an uncommon, hidden gem of progressive death-thrash with avant-garde leanings appearing as the story unfolds. Released in October 1991, this St. Louis trio’s debut full-length fuses dynamic aggression with thoughtful experimentation, gradually revealing a sound and vision far ahead of its time. I've done quite a bit of research for this particular review, and it points to this being the first true extreme-metal concept album. The lyrics, ... read more
Voivod’s The Outer Limits landed in 1993, after metal had evolved and further shifted away from its 1980's roots. Instead of holding on to the aggression of the past, Voivod continued moving forward their progressive side, mixing hard rock, sci-fi weirdness, and a little bit of groove. And it works very effectively. The album hooks you right away - riffs that hit you, melodies that stick, and those classic Voivod twists. It’s a complete listen from start to finish.
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