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Another for Melechesh's Sphynx, simply one of the most unique bands out there--what Nile could accomplish if Sanders wasn't an inept fucktard obssessed with "omg hevy man." Not to say I don't like death metal, but his use of mesopotamian music simply a ploy--there's no full incorporation of it...

No, in fact, I don't desire anything but a complete destruction of the metal scene. It's simply a vapid institution of sensationalist thinking, devoid of any intellectual independence, with apes pretending to lord their superiority over others with superficial physical intimidation. And this is...

This album serves as contemporary (which is a generous concept to describe Shitows Fall with) opium for the masses of beer chugging head banging peons, ingeniously adding the right amounts of nostalgiac plagarism and "contemporary" hardcore conventions to make profit from the nameless metal...

I would argue there's little grounds for comparison here as this album consciously ups the ante in their thrash metal influence, although I guess I would see the use in comparing the two albums, as they use Your Darkest Hour as a template quite a lot on this album. Still, I think both albums...

Actually, as far as originality goes, I think the use of the keyboards isn't at all that far removed from other melodic death bands--they seem to emulate the more recent Dark Tranquility sound pretty faithfully, and this is to say nothing of the Stromblad worship in Another Creation. It has it's...

This album is an interesting work on its own, but ultimately should not represent Opeth at all by being released under their name. It's a passive, easy listening venture, but it lacks dynamics in any interpretation whatsoever. And let's not jump to conclusions, I was highly anticipating an...

This album would be enjoyable if every song had the power of the title track...the rest just represents a formulaic exploitation of a melodic lead/rhythm dichotomy already pioneered by "melodic death" bands, although admittingly nowhere near the level of brutality displayed on this album (which...

I wouldn't even consider acknowledging the opinion of some fucktard who couldn't even punctuate a post and make it recognizable as modern english, but hey, that's just me. I would actually beg to differ, I think switching from Lawrence to Andreas was a better idea, as Mackory tends to get on...

I'd hardly call said record one that "rose from the crowd"...on the whole it shows an inability to craft any sort of song without abusing tremolo riffing for a grueling four to five minutes, something that was certainly done already with pre-"commercial" Gothenburg bands, and not even...

...And? Even so, the first two Burzum LPs merely represent an undeveloped style, while The Celtic Winter is just absolute mastery.

Death metal? Some sparse influences here and there...but otherwise, the Crown is primarily, and admittingly, a thrash band.

I generally find all the early black metal bands to suck--especially Hellhammer/Celtic Frost.

Bah. I'd take The Celtic Winter over that garbage any day.

If St Anger was Linkin Park influenced, it would actually be highly melodic, dumbfuck. St Anger is anything but melodic. Worst album is the new Arch Enemy. But then again you can't expect much from cock rock with growling over it.

No--simply 99% of those people who dislike The Sham Mirrors are fucking insignificant peons lacking the cognitive capacity to realize conceptualization outside of their little world of minimalistic values...and fuck, why inferior faggots such as yourself choose to apply that kind of logic to...