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On "Obsolete", Fear Factory offers us a mix of Thrash and Industrial Metal, this time slightly more melodious and accessible.
NOISE
- 14/05/2013
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Recommended above all to electro fans, Remanufacture remains THE curiosity in Fear Factory's discography.
NOISE
- 13/05/2013
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A true masterpiece, Focus is one of those unclassifiable cult albums that redefine the genre to which they belong. With this album, Cynic propels death metal into another dimension.
NOISE
- 03/09/2014
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Confirming Magellan's orientation towards metal-infused progressive rock, "Impending Ascension" is an ambitious record that will require many listens to be fully appreciated.
PETER HACKETT
- 04/11/2004
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Theory of a Deadman doesn't change its formula in this "Dinosaur", and once again blows hot and cold with a few must-have hits drowned out by a mass of tracks with no real impact.
TORPEDO
- 05/06/2023
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Of 70's and progressive inspiration, "Ghost Reveries" is once again an excellent album from Opeth, a band that never stops evolving according to its desires and inspirations.
YATH
- 21/09/2005
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Without having the intense freshness of the debut, "Nymphetamine" makes us forget the previous incident and allows Cradle Of Filth to return among the elite of the genre.
NOISE
- 11/02/2013
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Containing the hit 'How You Remind Me' that propelled them to the top of the charts, "Silver Side Up" represents what Nickelback does best in the genre.
NIURK
- 11/02/2010
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