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5.0 classic
Angra Angels Cry 20th Anniversary Tour (DVD)
Arch Enemy War Eternal
Arch Enemy Wages of Sin
Avenged Sevenfold Waking The Fallen
Avenged Sevenfold City Of Evil
Avenged Sevenfold Avenged Sevenfold
Chimaira The Impossibility of Reason
In Flames Come Clarity
In Flames Clayman
In Flames Colony
In Flames The Jester Race
Kreator Coma of Souls
To me this is their best album. It has one the
best combination of brutality, melody and
technical skills that i have heard in a
classic thrash album.

In the lyrical department they seem to
continue maturing, with People of the Lie
standing out as an anti fascist anthem.
Lamb of God Sacrament
Lamb of God Ashes of the Wake
Megadeth Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?
Megadeth Rust in Peace
Omnium Gatherum New World Shadows
Rhapsody of Fire Dawn Of Victory
To put it simply, this is musical perfection.
Some people call this band cheesy, but i can
tell that they put their heart and soul into
the music, which to me is enough.

There is no song that i would call bad in this
album, even the slower and folkish numbers
help to give it a little bit of variety. When
the album shines, it shines like a knight's
armour, as it has at least four anthems (dawn
of victory, dargor, holy thunderforce being
the most memorable) which make this album
almost a best of collection from the band.

If you don't feel like Aragorn fighting
legions of Sauron spawns while listening to
this, you are doing something wrong.
Sigh In Somniphobia
In Somniphobia is musical excellence. It is
impressive how Sigh manages to create a
balance between the rawness and fury of black
metal with the refinement and sophistication
of genres as divergent as progressive rock and
jazz. It's not that black metal in general
lacks depth, but fans of the genre will agree
that even the most virtuosic groups sound like
being straight from hell.

Sigh however... are something unique. They
even sound nice, harmonious, despite almost
always keeping the typical black metal vocals.
But in a mysterious way, step by step they
show their sinister side, like a cat prowling
slowly before showing his claws.The first two
songs, for example, Purgatorium and The
Transfiguration Fear evoke a controlled
madness, if that is not meaningless.

It is a feeling of hatred towards certain
people that is so elegant, both sonically and
lyrically, that it is almost justified.
Others, for example, the magnificent Amnesia,
a colossal masterpiece, is almost sensual in
its malevolence.

Overall, Sigh is one of those bands that
elevates heavy metal as a genre with artistic
credibility. It is an experience that any
music lover should try.
Sonata Arctica Silence
Some complain that power metal lacks depth,
however this music proves that the genre can
be sophisticaded, and still emotionally
powerful and catchy.

Probably Sonata's most progressive album of
the classic era, this will keep you in a
constant state of bliss, which is what this
kind of metal is about, rather than being
brutal.
Trivium Shogun
Trivium Ascendancy
Trivium In the Court of the Dragon

4.5 superb
Arch Enemy Khaos Legions
Arch Enemy Doomsday Machine
Arch Enemy Deceivers
Avenged Sevenfold The Stage
I clicked on it by accident. I think this is one of Avenged Sevenfold's best albums; it's not a bad album at all. I hope you can change my rating.
Avenged Sevenfold Nightmare
In Flames Used & Abused...In Live We Trust
In Flames Foregone
Kreator Enemy of God
Omnium Gatherum May the Bridges We Burn Light the Way
Testament First Strike Still Deadly
I'm glad that this album gets more love here,
as I find that the songs on this to sound
vastly superior to the originals. Don't
get me wrong, the classics remain classic, but
this versions infuses them with modern
sensibilities, making the songs much more
brutally sounding.

Needless to say, the line-up provides us with
stellar performances from all band members,
most notably John Tempesta on drums and Steve
Digorgio on bass.If you want to get into
Testament, this is a damn fine choice.
Trivium In Waves
I chose the wrong number, I would like to rate it with a diifferent one if possible
Trivium The Sin and the Sentence
Trivium What the Dead Men Say

4.0 excellent
Arch Enemy Blood Dynasty
Avenged Sevenfold Hail To The King
Destruction Diabolical
Very good thrash metal album. Maybe it's a
little formulaic, but it's what the band has
been doing for a long time, and it's just what
fans of the genre expect.

If something works, why change it? the songs
sound hellish and catchy, and the production
is on fire.
Labyrinth Welcome to the Absurd Circus
For some reason this album did not reach me at
the first listen. It may be because of its
strange cover, or because the first song
sounded "odd" to me. Listening more carefully,
I think it's one of their best albums, even
superior to the already excellent Architecture
of a God.

That's because now the songs flow better, and
it maintains a balance between the progressive
style and the catchy melodies that
characterize power metal.

All the songs are memorable and have their own
charm, and the musical level of the band is
very high. In conclusion, one of the best
albums of 2021.
Lamb of God VII: Sturm Und Drang
Lamb of God Wrath
Lamb of God Omens
Megadeth Endgame
Megadeth The Sick, the Dying… and the Dead!
Megadeth Dystopia
This is my second favourite "modern" Megadeth
album, Endgame being the first. I think this
is a return to form, while is not as intense
as Endgame, it stills has a thrash edge.

Kiko is one of the best metal guitar players
ever, so he is quite welcome. However, his
usual style is quite different (melodic power
metal) to Megadeth, yet he fits in nicely and
adds new layers to the band's sound.

Also, even if Megadeth is a classic band, this
sounds modern and fresh. In the end, this
album should satisfy old and young metalheads,
and Megadeth fans are surely going to enjoy
it. I can't wait for another album.
Rage Resurrection Day
One of my favourite releases of 2021. It
doesn't bring anything new, but it's great on
it's own. Just pure metal full of awesome
riffs and melodic hooks.

Rage is one of the most consistent metal bands
in quality and this album is no exception.
Just a few songs that don't do much to me
prevents this album to reach higher levers.
Trivium Vengeance Falls
Trivium The Crusade

3.5 great
Avenged Sevenfold Life Is But A Dream...
Dark Funeral Angelus Exuro pro Eternus
This is a rentless assault to the ears that
can be as painful as it's fun. It's super
fast, heavy and grim, but the songs are
actually catchy and have a cool concept behind
them (yeah, mostly about satan).

The song structures are quite simple, but if
you pay attention and listen beyond the noise,
there are some beautiful (albeit melancholic)
melodies that in fact sound great on piano.
And they have a love ballad about a love long
gone. Devil May Cry, indeed.
Lamb of God Resolution
Megadeth The System Has Failed
Megadeth United Abominations
Megadeth Megadeth
Trivium Silence in the Snow

3.0 good
In Flames The Tokyo Showdown
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