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Death Metal Album reviews
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
105
Garage Rock
6
Grunge
25
Hard Rock
72
Indie
45
Post-Grunge
45
Post-Punk
6
Post-Rock
5
Progressive rock/metal
126
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
373
Shoegaze
8
Metal
Alternative Metal
65
Black Metal
4
Death Metal
13
Deathcore
1
Doom Metal
6
Gothic Metal
1
Groove Metal
15
Heavy Metal
22
Industrial Metal
2
Metal
237
Metalcore
39
Nu Metal
16
Power Metal
4
Symphonic Metal
4
Thrash Metal
26
Punk and emo
Emo
36
Hardcore Punk
11
Pop Punk
49
Post-Hardcore
8
Punk rock
103
Other styles
Blues
11
Country
1
Electronic
16
Folk
11
Pop
19
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
2
Genres
Death Metal
Genres
All genres
Rock and alternative
Alternative Rock
105
Garage Rock
6
Grunge
25
Hard Rock
72
Indie
45
Post-Grunge
45
Post-Punk
6
Post-Rock
5
Progressive rock/metal
126
Rap Rock / Metal
5
Rock
373
Shoegaze
8
Metal
Alternative Metal
65
Black Metal
4
Death Metal
13
Deathcore
1
Doom Metal
6
Gothic Metal
1
Groove Metal
15
Heavy Metal
22
Industrial Metal
2
Metal
237
Metalcore
39
Nu Metal
16
Power Metal
4
Symphonic Metal
4
Thrash Metal
26
Punk and emo
Emo
36
Hardcore Punk
11
Pop Punk
49
Post-Hardcore
8
Punk rock
103
Other styles
Blues
11
Country
1
Electronic
16
Folk
11
Pop
19
Reggae
1
Singer-Songwriter
2
From Mars to Sirius
Gojira
Album review
Death Metal
Groove Metal
Metal
Progressive rock/metal
The repeated guitar figures on From Mars to Sirius are unusually expressive. Gojira use them to suggest weight, movement and…
Clayman
In Flames
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
Clayman is full of guitar parts that function like vocal hooks. In Flames gives almost every song an identifiable melodic figure…
Ghost Reveries
Opeth
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
Progressive rock/metal
A keyboard can change the temperature of a heavy song without becoming its main attraction. Per Wiberg's playing does that…
Blackwater Park
Opeth
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
Progressive rock/metal
Opeth make contrast feel natural on Blackwater Park. A harsh vocal can give way to a clean melody, and a dense guitar passage can…
The Way of All Flesh
Gojira
Album review
Death Metal
Groove Metal
Metal
Progressive rock/metal
Death is the central concern of The Way of All Flesh, but Gojira approach it through movement rather than stillness. The guitars…
The Gallery
Dark Tranquillity
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
Progressive rock/metal
The Gallery keeps changing the relationship between its melodies and its aggression. Dark Tranquillity allows a song to move…
The Jester Race
In Flames
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
Moonshield opens The Jester Race with an acoustic melody that remains important after the heavier instruments arrive. The contrast…
Rivers of Nihil
Rivers of Nihil
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
Progressive rock/metal
Rivers of Nihil have changed a few important things without losing the strange mix that makes them interesting. Adam Biggs takes…
The Shit ov God
Behemoth
Album review
Black Metal
Death Metal
Metal
Rock
The title of The Shit ov God does a fairly efficient job of introducing Behemoth's position. Subtlety has taken the day off. The…
Come Clarity
In Flames
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
Come Clarity is driven by the way its guitars and vocal hooks compete for attention. In Flames puts sharp harmonized leads beside…
Twilight of the Thunder God
Amon Amarth
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
Twilight of the Thunder God turns Amon Amarth's heavy guitar melodies into something immediately memorable. The songs have a firm…
Fiction
Dark Tranquillity
Album review
Death Metal
Metal
The keyboards on Fiction make Dark Tranquillity's heaviness feel colder and more spacious. Martin Brändström places electronic…
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