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Brave Murder Day 20 reviews
Katatonia
Century Media, 1997
The indisputable Katatonia masterpiece
+ The Best Doom/Death Album. Period.
+ Katatonia's finest moment. Hypnotic, emotional and beautiful!
+ Opeth meets The Cure... emphasis on Opeth on this album....
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0:12 Revolution In Just Listening15 reviews
Coalesce
Relapse, 1999
An outstanding achievement in the field of excellence
+ James Dewee Plays the Drums
+ mOr3 adDicTIVe THAn CRaCK!!
+ ...
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Jerusalem 40 reviews
Sleep
Music Cartel, 1999
This really happened
+ magic in the air
+ Do Not Fail to Perceive the Awesomeness
+ An hour-long "Iron Man"
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In the Nightside Eclipse117 reviews
Emperor
Century Media, 1995
Enchanting, Cold, and Epic
+ Very Good, But Darkthrone and Burzum Rule This Realm
+ Really........the best black metal cd ever!!!!
+ Quality Black Metal
+ THE Black Metal album
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Fixation on a Coworker 11 reviews
Deadguy
Victory Records, 1995
Better than your band
+ Can we get a reunion???
+ 10 stars
+ The Roots Of Mathematical Metalcore
+ You can't spell noisecore without Deadguy
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Morbid Tales/Emperor's Return36 reviews
Celtic Frost
Noise, 1998
Must Have!
+ Thrash Hall of Fame
+ Celtic Forst Returns
+ influential
+ This is where it all started...
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Lightning to the Nations (The White Album) 5 reviews
Diamond Head
Hiv, 1997
Probably the best NWOBHM album ever...
+ Better Writers Than Performers
+ The inspiration for Metallica. Nothing gets any better.
Oh yeah this is the NWOBHM'S finest moment! I think this debut of Diamond Head, that is Lightning To The Nations(1980), is the best NWOBHM album. Because this is much more better than any other NWOBHM classics that were released in 1980. It is absolutely better and more speedy than Iron Maiden's ...
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Turn Loose the Swans3 reviews
My Dying Bride
Peaceville UK, 2003
Eerie melodic doom metal form beyond the grave
+ I am sold on My Dying Bride.
+ A Must for any Heavy Metal fan-- esp Doom
I am not a huge My Dying Bride fan, or atleast to the degree most people would consider. The only album I've had before this one was "Songs of Darkness, Words of Light," and I heard a good deal of the songs off of both "Like Gods of the Sun," and "The Dreadful Hours." I saw this used, so I bought ...
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Orchid27 reviews
Opeth
Candlelight, 2003
Supreme
+ Simply flawless
+ I'm rating this album 5 stars
A supreme piece of music from this amazing band. Has a much more shadowy, midieval feel to it, portraying a cold, archaic, beautiful landscape. Production not as lush as subsequent releases, but perfectly suits the mood of the songs. Each song is outstanding, right down to the interludes ...
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Need to Control12 reviews
Brutal Truth
Earache UK, 2008
GRINDCORE LEGENDS AT THEIR BEST
+ Grindcore Worth Buying
+ The only grindcore worth listening to
+ Brilliant.
+ (you) Need To (not) Control (the urge to buy this recording)
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The End of Silence37 reviews
Rollins Band
Imago Records, 1995
"It's a 74-minute Train Wreck"
+ A monumental recording
+ Of course its good....its HENRY!!
+ THE BEST ROLLINS ALBUM!!
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Scum
Napalm Death
Earache Records, 2007
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Roots110 reviews
Sepultura
Roadrunner Records, 1996
Sepultura!!!!
+ Still Stands in top 5 of 1996
+ The birth of Soulfly....right here....and a new sound
+ a metal classic
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We Are the Romans
Botch
Hydra Head Records, 2007
Initially released in 2000, Botch's final full-length was a devastating metallic hardcore explosion. Re-released here in a double disc edition, featuring the original recording plus bonus live tracks and the entire album in its hi-fi demo version, "We Are The Romans" is bigger and better than ever. "One of the most revered hardcore bands of the last decade, Botch pioneered the mathmetal school of ...
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Slaughter of the Soul1 review
At the Gates
Earache Records, 2008
A Timeless Death Metal Masterpiece
At The Gates high point in their career was at the release of this record, Slaughter of The Soul. If you listen to even one song off this record you will know why. Although, Grunge was the new fad ATG stood strong and brought another unrelenting and speedy Melodic Death Metal record to have you ...
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Forest of Equilibrium15 reviews
Cathedral
Earache UK, 2008
Their absolute best
+ A required Doom album.
+ An instant Classic.
+ 666 BILLION ''STAR's'' is not enough for this!!
+ Soul Sacrifice
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Unquestionable Presence14 reviews
Atheist
Relapse, 2005
The best Atheist album, one of the best tech metal albums
+ These were the formative years, you wouldn't understand...
+ A Landmark in Technical Death Metal
+ The Best metal band
+ Brilliant Fusion Metal
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Calculating Infinity144 reviews
The Dillinger Escape Plan
Relapse, 1999
...calculating the infinite point at which this album stops attacking...
+ WHAT THE F!
+ Jeeze man...
+ Inventive Intensity
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Cause of Death41 reviews
Obituary
Roadrunner Japan, 2008
Florida's answer to brutallity
+ DEATH=OBITUARY
+ Don't even consider hesitation here
+ A classic
+ No Filler On This Killer
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Gothic3 reviews
Paradise Lost
Peaceville UK, 2003
The ultimate doom/death album
+ Influential and awsome
+ Unforgivable drumming ruins an otherwise perfect jewel
Their second and by far their best album, "Gothic" combines the brutal doom/death approach of their debut with beautiful melodies and the occasional orchestra and female vocals. Probably the first to do so and certainly the best, this album created an entire genre. (Although present day "gothic ...
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