Remaining objective about an album like Live in L.A. (Death & Raw) can be a difficult thing for me While I don't care for the album ...

Live in Eindhoven was released only a few weeks after Live in L.A. (Death & Raw) , so presumably this was also used to generate some fu...

Since I seem to have survived the rash of stabbing and car bombing attempts that surrounded my lukewarm reception to Death 's well regar...

Having showed a marked improvement in the band's progressive, sophomore decade, Individual Thought Patterns was substantial enough that...

As much as I wish I might have sawed off and cauterized Chuck Schuldiner's legs around 1989, then kept him locked in a basement prison o...

I've already gone on about Relativity's debauchery with my review of Dark Angel 's Decade of Chaos compilation, but the Califor...

In all the years I've listened to metal, through all of its mutations, there are few cases where I've felt so at odds with the '...

Conceptually, Spiritual Healing feels as if Chuck Schuldiner had emerged from the creepy catacombs of its predecessors, grabbed himself an ...

Where Scream Bloody Gore provided us with a glimpse of corpse strewn genius, it was Chuck Schuldiner's sophomore monstrosity Leprosy t...

There are many arguments to be made about which album was the first 'true death metal' effort. Many would say Possessed takes this ...