that's probably the worst review i've ever seen hahahahaha

That's hilarious, this guy must be short of a few brain cells at least if he finds Nile and Hate Eternal more interesting than this.

what a cunt that guy sounds! Once again, we have some twat who hasn't listened to the earlier tracks/albums and therefore can have no real understanding of the band's musical progression. He does'nt like it? So be it, and FUCK HIM because he sounds like a reviewer who probably thinks McFly are Death Metal! Whats all this shit about Hate Eternal Ah well, least now he's isolated himself from the 99.9% of people who thought that the album was great and know that Mithras are at the cutting edge of extreme metal!


Oh, BTW, PLEASE bombard this guy with hatemail/viruses! I dare ya!

What I don't understand is why he's comparing Worlds to Nile/Hate Eternal in the first place. Aside from that I think that is a genuinely badly written review and he clearly only listened to the album once or twice before reviewing it.

I think this guy loses.

another bad one! (not so bad tho)

Well...its all about the invidual. Some may hate a 6 minute intro and want more "song". These people would probably rate bands that don't do this (e.g Dying Fetus).

I however, rarely enjoy an album that does more with sound than anything else I've heard since Transylvanian Hunger*. I think an album of songs can get quite boring...yes...even Reign In Blood. As an Album, WBTV is as diverse as a Leicester population demographic report.

At the end of the day, different stokes for different folks.

*In terms of experimentation you understand.

The second one wont load for me.

It would be bad if the fuckhole had coherent reasons why he doesnt like WBTV, but no, he spouts a whole minutes worth of vomit.

The second review:
'The CD: Worlds Beyond The Veil (Golden Lake Productions)

The Band: Mithras



Tracklisting:



Portal to the…
Worlds Beyond The Veil
Bequeath Thy Visions
The Caller and the Listener
Break The Worlds Divide
Lords And Masters
Psyrens
Voices In The Void
The Sands of Time
Search The Endless Planes
They Came And You Were Silent
Transcendence
Beyond The Eyes of Man


Performers:

Rayner Coss: Vocals, bass guitar

Leon Macey: Guitars/Drums



Produced by Leon Macey and Lee Du-Caine



Overview:



Terrorizer Magazine, a British metal magazine, in their 114th issue, awarded Worlds Beyond The Veil the CD of the Month, along with a rating of 10 out of 10. That they did it the same month Machine Head put out their monstrous come back CD Through The Ashes of Empires was enough to make me raise my eyebrow. But that paled next to what reviewer Stuart Banks wrote in the actual review (emphasis mine):



“With their second album, they have just delivered probably the best release of any artist in the U.K., of any genre of music-ever.â€

"Production issues"? what a load of horsecrap. WBTV is one of only 2 albums I can totally loose myself in. Blackwater Park being the other one. It's also one of only a VERY small number of albums where, if I were one of the musicians, I wouldn't change a single note. It all just works perfectly, as if it was meant to be that way. Hard to explain...

I do firmly believe you have to have a pretty high intellect to understand and properly appreciate this band. That might be me being up my own arse, but I've played WBTV to a lot of people and it seems pretty obvious to me who this is targeted at.

I've no doubt it will become one of the great metal classics.

The most original musical release (in any genre) in the last 10 years, and a step forward to an entirely new genre of music, which is long overdue.

In my opinion