Move over Operstion Mindcrime:II, Panzerfaust is the new worst album in my cd collection.

I love this album, the vocals are obnoxious at first, but then you get used to it. Very catchy, sinister riffs also

Good album but compared to its predecessors it isn't all that impressive. There's quite a lot of Celtic Frost influence here, most notably on 'The hordes of Nebulah' and 'Beholding the throne of might'. The faster paced songs are basically standard Black Metal Darkthrone, whereas the vocals, although unsurprising given that it's a black metal album, really don't do anything for me. All in all a good album for those who love Darkthrone, not so for those who haven't listened to the band before.

Love those evil vocals

Written by Kreator22 on 16.01.2015 at 01:07

Love those evil vocals

Lol and I thought I was the only one who liked them

Most people don't really like this album because the vocals are weird, but I think they suit the music. I especially like them on The Hordes Of Nebulah

Written by metalfan1999 on 29.04.2015 at 00:42

Most people don't really like this album because the vocals are weird, but I think they suit the music. I especially like them on The Hordes Of Nebulah

vocals are weird, pain in ears, but music I nice, but I don't think any other vocals would work here

What the fuck happened here... great songwriting ruined by the worst drunk-ass vocal performance I think I've ever heard in metal.

Written by Stereolab42 on 10.11.2015 at 07:27

What the fuck happened here... great songwriting ruined by the worst drunk-ass vocal performance I think I've ever heard in metal.

Finally, someone I can agree with.

Great album, the vocals are high in the mix but very raw and agressive so it still works on the old BM formula. the riffing is great as always. some songs have a slow tempo which marks a difference from the last album. overall Panzerfaust it´s more varied but the quality is all here.

I'll never understand the mixing decision in regards to the vocals. Sure, they're stylistically different compared to the norm, but at least if they were somewhat lowered to stifle their abrasiveness, the music could overshadow their delivery. Instead, they obnoxiously overtake everything else surrounding them, which is an unfortunate result as the music is on par with some of the best black metal of its era.

My favorite Darkthrone record. I agree that the vocals are probably mixed too loud, but it's kind of grown on my over the years and easily sets it apart from the other records they have in a good way.

First time hearing the full record. Holy shit.. this raw evil vocals on "The Hordes of Nebulah" and "Quintessence "Damn.