A record half-demonic, half-mailed in.
All tagged thrash metal
Undisputed Attitude was a weird idea and it still sounds massively weird. But it has its moments.
Metal as a musical genre started in 1970, but metal as a way of life and a philosophy started right there.
Show No Mercy is not Slayer's best records, but it's one that changed extreme music forever.
Slayer is renowned to be one of the most metal bands ever because of albums like this.
Slayer are the most successful extreme band of all-time. There are reasons for that and there are reasons why people should keep listening to their music long after they’re gone.
I would’ve loved to love this album, but I don’t believe Death Magnetic even loves itself.
While ...And Justice for All is universally praised, people like to argue on what place it does actually have in Metallica's legacy.
Where I try to answer the quintessential question: why do people love this goddamn record so much? What makes it so special?
The Metallica retrospective continues and we're getting to the important stuff. Analyzing the powerful legacy of their sophomore effort, Ride the Lightning.
First stop of the Great Metallica Retrospective: the album that started it all, thrash metal classic Kill 'Em All.
I hadn't listened to Sepultura in twenty years and it turned out to be a mistake. Machine Messiah is a mature, alluring and uncompromising album that embodies everything you've ever loved about this band.
Metallica's new album Hardwired...to Self-Destruct is technically sound, musically competent and a little hollow.
