Disbelief Discography of CDs

Death metal veterans Disbelief have had a tough time making headway in a country -- Germany -- where melodic power metal reigns supreme. Had they been from Sweden, where the opposite status quo exists, who knows where they would be by ...

EIGHTH STUDIO ALBUM BY GERMANY'S MOST ORIGINAL AND INNOVATIVE DEATH METAL BAND. Recording information: MX Studio, Studio D. Photographer: Severin Schweiger. Arranger: Disbelief. Personnel: Kai Bergerin (drums). Audio Mixer: Disbelief.

German black metallers Disbelief return with 2001's WORST ENEMY, featuring "Misery" and "Believer." 2001 release for German death metal act. Massacre Records. Described as beautiful brutality. 10 tracks including 'Misery' & 'Living Wreck'. 2001 release.

Disbelief is known for being one of the most significant members of the German metal scene. Their bold combination of death metal, thrash, hardcore and psychedelic sounds brought them a faithful fan base and proved that there's still room for innovators ...

Disbelief CD discography On their sixth studio album, 2005's cleverly titled 66Sick, Germany's Disbelief manage to pull off a quite remarkable creative feat: carrying on with their by now well-established path of mid-paced death metal destruction, while sneakily adopting a few timely nuances from ...

Disbelief albums Limited digipak

Disbelief music CDs Death metal veterans Disbelief have had a tough time making headway in a country -- Germany -- where melodic power metal reigns supreme. Had they been from Sweden, where the opposite status quo exists, who knows where they would be by ...

Disbelief discography Track Listing of songs: Navigator; When Silence Is Broken; One, The; Thought Product, The; Between Red Lines; It's Simply There; Falling Down; Passenger; Selected; Sacrifice;

Disbelief songs Track Listing of songs: Follow; Away; My Life; Scattered Product; God? Master!; In A Cage; Soul Massacre; Why Emotional?; Against The Shadow; The Harmony Within; Behind Those Eyes;

Disbelief CD discography Track Listing of songs: 2cd Set;

The German death-metal rockers' fourth album features dark masterpieces like "No Control," "Honour Killings," and "The Decline." The fourth album for German death/extreme metal band. Ten tracks including, 'No Control', 'Walk' & 'The Decline'. Massacre Records. 2002.

On their sixth studio album, 2005's cleverly titled 66Sick, Germany's Disbelief manage to pull off a quite remarkable creative feat: carrying on with their by now well-established path of mid-paced death metal destruction, while sneakily adopting a few timely nuances from the neighboring nu-metal and deathcore scenes, in accordance with their popularity at the time of this recording. Not to panic, though: new tracks like "Sick," "Floating on High," and "Rewind It All (Death or Glory)" merely touch on nu-metal's hypnotically groovy guitar riffs and the odd bit of clean backdrop singing -- not its incessant whining -- throughout their still quite deathly onslaughts, while offerings such as "Continue From This Point," "Lost in Time," and "Edges," with their added melody and occasional spoken word portions, comprise the sum total borrowed from the deathcore arena. In other words, it's just enough to be noticed and dissected by pinhead critics such as yours truly (was the industrial/ambient throwaway "Mental Signpost" mentioned?) but will likely hardly prove of great concern to most any of the band's fans. Especially ...