Death Unlimited (with Faux Cyrillic and Capitals: DEДTH UИLІMITED) is the third full-length studio album by the Finnish melodic death metal band Norther. It was released on March 3, 2004 through Spinefarm Records. The Japanese release of Death Unlimited and the Spreading Death CD single features a cover song, “Tornado of Souls by Megadeth The song; “Death Unlimited” is featured on the Spreading Death CD single and its video on the DVD single.

Dreams of Endless War is the debut album by the Finnish melodi deatmetal band Northr. It was released on July 18, 2002 by Spinefarm Records. The songs; “Victorious One” and “Endless War” are demo songs from Warlord, while the song “Warlord” from the demo was renamed as “Endless War” and are identical tracks. “Released was released as a single and made into a music video.

Few bands have induced as much polarity and dissension within the metal community as DIMMU BORGIR.. Is it, or is it not a black metal band?? That is the question most often asked, and your answer may be different from mine… But in our efforts to find a solution, we often lose sight of a more relevant question: is it good, or is it not good? And while the “true” black metal faction will claim otherwise, I regard “In Sorte Diaboli” as a consistently strong and decent piece of work.
Unlike the band’s more primitive Norwegian brethren, DIMMU BORGIR create a menacing a[......]

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This is the age of posers, wannabes, fakers and motherfuckers who surround the music industry and the world in general. This is the age where the true artists are an extinct species, difficult to separate through all these shit. Well it is my pleasure to present to you a true artist, a true musician who has proved my words through his career all these years and with “A Taste Of Extreme Divinity” he touches the top of the specific music genre. He is no other than Peter Tagtgren.
I could say many things about this album, many details and technical terms but I will try to catch the essence of it,[......]

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“The descent to Hades is much the same from whatever place we start”
Anaxagoras

With “In Requiem” they returned to the metal community, if they ever left it. With this one they just finished their job. Yes, PARADISE LOST are back for good! Back on the track, back in the game, back in the old formula of gothic (or doom, or death, or symphonic or whatever kind of you prefer to use) metal that they established during the early and mid 90’s making them one of the most influential heavy metal band of this decade.
So what does their new, 12th album has to offer? If you take Nick Holmes’ [......]

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