Stomach Earth — Stomach Earth
★★★☆ A sprawling, epic piece of doooooooooom. I’m depressed. Hold me.
★★★☆ A sprawling, epic piece of doooooooooom. I’m depressed. Hold me.
☆☆☆☆ Holy hell, was this terrible. Go ahead and sample the tracks if you can, for your own education… but don’t force yourself to experience it Clockwork-Orange-style.
★★★☆ This album is a whole lot of fun, with hints of Lamb Of God, Black Dahlia Murder, and a few other high-energy metal acts. Definitely worth another listen.
★☆☆☆ This album gets a high one-star rating, largely for grossness. GROSSCORE. But it’s tediously uninteresting at that.
★★★☆ A breath of fresh air from these Gothenburg veterans. It’s interesting, memorable, and heavvvvvy.
★★★☆ At worst, this is predictable Amon Amarth (which is still pretty rad). But the highlights of this album are epic standouts. Go on with your Nordic bad selves!
★☆☆☆ I’m giving ABR a single star for effort, but honestly: this album is a mess.
☆☆☆☆ Not only is this not metal, but it’s not very inspired or even fully-formed besides. And this, friends, is why Isis was right to break up when they did.
☆☆☆☆ This is fucking garbage.
★★★☆ It takes a lot for prog metal to sound unique these days, but this eponymous album from Extol does just that.