When the first song is titled Adrenaline, you know it's got a lot of fire to it. It doesn't make the entire album, but it can be a good thing when a lot of the songs are different from each other.
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This album follows in the vein of The Black Dahlia Murder's last album Everblack, but you can never go wrong with anything they've put out. Highly recommended!
I like the hard style that Clutch adopted on Earth Rocker like what they did on Elephant Riders, Pure Rock Fury and even before. Psychic Warfare is a crazy mix of all things great about Clutch in under 40 minutes.
The death of founding guitarist Jeff Hanneman, the second-time firing of drummer Dave Lombardo, label issues, producer troubles, all of these couldn't keep Slayer from releasing their eleventh album Repentless which I think continues in the style of Christ Illusion and World Painted Blood, but with God Hates Us All mixed in for good measure. Pick this up immediately.
The Sickness is a visceral and raw delight. I'd definitely recommend it, but if you can get the 10th anniversary edition (remixed & remastered version), I highly recommend that. If you can find it for a good price, don't pass it up. It was a limited release.
Asylum is like Disturbed times 10, and I say that with absolute love. It's that great, I don't get why it didn't get more love from fans. You've got equal parts visceral and beautifully melodic sounding music spread across 12 tracks (13 if you count the unlisted track), everything about it just screams excellent.
After taking time off and doing side projects in between, Disturbed are finally back. Immortalized is very indicative of a band hungry to feed the beast. Rather than producing it themselves with guitarist Dan Donegan or Johnny K, they opted for in-demand producer Kevin Churko (Ozzy Osbourne, In This Moment, Five Finger Death Punch). While the production is excellent, don't be shocked if it sounds more like Five Finger Death Punch with David Draiman's vocals, and I say that because it seems like they went for that style production rather than something more like their own. Either way, I recommend the CD.