Category: Metal Music Review: Metal music is a genre that has been around for decades and continues to evolve with each passing year. The albums listed above are all great examples of the different sub-genres within metal music. Armageddon by Art of Dying is a thrash metal album that showcases the band's technical prowess on guitar and drums. The lyrics are dark and intense, fitting for a thrash metal album. Overall, this is a solid album that fans of the genre will enjoy. Art of Dying also released Vices & Virtues, which is a more melodic take on their sound. This album features clean vocals and catchy hooks that will stick in your head long after you've finished listening to it. The production quality is top-notch, making for an enjoyable listening experience. Let the Fire Burn by Decas is a black metal album that is both brutal and atmospheric. The band uses harsh vocals and fast drumming to create a raw, intense sound. The album's themes of war and destruction are reflected in the music, creating a dark and ominous atmosphere. Rise Up by Nevermore (Explicit) is a power metal album that showcases the band's unique blend of heavy riffs and melodic vocals. The lyrics are uplifting and empowering, encouraging listeners to rise up against oppression. This is an excellent album for fans of power metal who want something with a bit more edge. Fine But Dying (Explicit) by Death Perception is a deathcore album that is both heavy and technical. The band uses fast drumming and intricate guitar work to create a relentless sound. The lyrics are dark and introspective, exploring themes of mortality and the afterlife. Overall, this is an excellent album for fans of deathcore who want something with a bit more thoughtfulness. In conclusion, these albums showcase the diversity within metal music. Each one offers something unique to listeners, whether it's technical thrash metal, melodic power metal, or atmospheric black metal.