Death Metal Albums RANKED (From 2001)

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Today, we're delving into the ferocious death metal landscape of 2001, a year that saw the release of some of the most bone-crushing and relentless albums in the genre. Join us as we rank these brutal masterpieces in an epic tier list showdown!

From blistering guitar riffs to guttural vocals that send shivers down your spine, 2001 was a year that showcased the sheer power and intensity of death metal like never before. With bands pushing the boundaries of extremity and unleashing sonic assaults that left listeners in awe, it's time to revisit these iconic albums and determine their rightful place in the annals of metal history.

00:00 Intro
00:11 Blood Red Throne - Monument of Death
00:51 Aborted - Engineering the Dead
01:22 Skinless - Foreshadowing Our Demise
01:52 Brodequin - Festival Of Death
02:30 Deeds Of Flesh - Mark of the Legion
02:59 Mortician - Domain Of Death
03:59 Arch Enemy - Wages Of Sin
04:41 Soilwork - A Predators Portrait
05:23 Amon Amarth - The Crusher
06:13 Six Feet Under - True Carnage
06:52 Murder Squad - Unsane, Insane and Mentally Deranged
07:22 Azarath - Demon Seed
07:53 Sceptic - Pathetic Being
08:26 Demence - Goutte à goutte
09:00 Pyaemia - Cerebral Cereal
09:35 Gorgasm - Bleeding Profusely
10:02 Viral Load - Practitionaers Of Perversion
10:38 Eternal Tears of Sorrow - A Virgin and a Whore
11:08 Skyfire - Timeless Departure
11:51 Kataklysm - Epic (The Poetry of War)
12:42 Disavowed - Perceptive Deception
13:07 Funebrarum - Beneath The Columns Of Abandoned Gods
13:34 Gorguts - From Wisdom to Hate
14:09 Hypnos - The Revenge Ride
14:40 Sinister - Creative Killings
15:15 Bolt Thrower - Honour – Valour – Pride
15:55 Jungle Rot - Dead And Buried
16:28 Deicide - In Torment in Hell
17:05 Gojira - Terra Incognita
17:55 Psycroptic - The Isle Of Disenchantment
18:29 Opeth - Blackwater Park

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