die vielleicht beste true metal band der milchstrasse:
SEPULTURA - CHAOS A.D. 1993
DRITTE VON VIER MONSTERSCHEIBEN
Review by Steve Huey:
Chaos A.D. was the record where everything came together for Sepultura, when they graduated from being an excellent, if derivative, band into one of metal's most unique voices.The band's thick, chunky guitars, busy percussion, and hoarsely shouted vocals may be rooted in death metal, but it was often hard to call Sepultura a true death metal band, even if they flirted heavily with the style by way of Slayer. It's a remarkable achievement not only in its concentrated power and originality, but also in the degree to which Sepultura eclipsed their idols in offering a vision of heavy metal's future -- a vision that would only grow more compelling with their next release.
MONSTER NUMMER EINS, ZWEI, DREI & VIER
SEPULTURA - CHAOS A.D. 1993
DRITTE VON VIER MONSTERSCHEIBEN
Chaos A.D. was the record where everything came together for Sepultura, when they graduated from being an excellent, if derivative, band into one of metal's most unique voices.The band's thick, chunky guitars, busy percussion, and hoarsely shouted vocals may be rooted in death metal, but it was often hard to call Sepultura a true death metal band, even if they flirted heavily with the style by way of Slayer. It's a remarkable achievement not only in its concentrated power and originality, but also in the degree to which Sepultura eclipsed their idols in offering a vision of heavy metal's future -- a vision that would only grow more compelling with their next release.
MONSTER NUMMER EINS, ZWEI, DREI & VIER
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