EOR review from Tombstone...lol....

[SoullessCorpse.]

Nevermore are a band with a very loyal fan base and a band that appeals to the critics worldwide and not without a reason. Warel is a charismatic singer and a charismatic composer and his band has always managed to deliver the goods to metal fans all over the world. Their new album finds the band in a very aggressive mode, a very aggressive point in their career. The music is unmistakably Nevermore but it is angrier than before and a bit heavier as well, especially concerning the production of the album, which is heavy as fuck and crystal clear. A production to make an example of it. On the other hand despite the heaviness of the album they never forget the melodies which are still a major part of their music. Their fans will be delighted with the new album of the band and their fan base will expand once more, you can count on that.

especially concerning the production of the album, which is heavy as fuck and crystal clear. A production to make an example of it.

I want the copy he got

 

[IOfTheStorm]

tombstone really sucks, the majority of its reviews tell the opposite of what really happens in an album.

 

[jimbobhickville]

yeah, I about died laughing when I read that review. production is crystal clear my ass. I stand by my statement; it is THE absolute worst production I've ever heard. Worse than a lot of demos.

 

[Unregis]

Ass Kissing 101= Make all negatives into positives. Never warn the listener of ANYTHING. Everything is perfect.

That's a fuckered review. Pure ass kissing.

 

[FrostGiant]

Rolypoly fishheads are never seen drinking capachino in Italian restaurants with oriental women!!!!!
Yeah!

 

[neal]

tombstone has good death metal reviews, but all of their powermetal/thrash reviews for established bands are fucking lame. all they do is praise the big bands like manowar and iced earth and maiden and shit. anytime one of those puts out a record tombstone will give it a 10 no matter what. but stuff like melodic death they're usually on the mark.
-neal