Top Metal albums

This time Metallica has really come close to its earlier and most successful albums turning once again to dark themes and complicated composition structures. The main topic of Death Magnetic is death and all the negative things accompanying it

Linkin Park again ignore what other people say. Neither having returned to their roots, nor evolving the sound of their last record, have they chosen the third way. Living Things offers another modified version of their unique style

After 5 years of waiting the truly unique and inspirational Tool return with their new album 10,000 Days. This album is a must have, not only for Tool fans, but for music fans in general

Three Days Grace has created a strikingly genuine and affective record One-X filled with a great variety of emotions like misery, rage, passion, loneliness, darkness and many others which is absolutely necessary to make a top level rock album

The band has gone for a much more melodic and dark feel. Phobia is Breaking Benjamin's most musically complex, lyrically the most thought provoking and mature, it is their most ambitious album and the most complete work they have done

About six months after Mezmerize, System Of A Down released its direct follow-up, Hypnotize. Never before has the band released an album that was so spirited. The great variety of musical style makes Hypnotize definitely worth checking out

After a triple-platinum debut and platinum follow-up, Disturbed fuses the brutality and darkness of The Sickness with the added melodic nature and complexity of Believe for album number three, the ambitious studio full-length Ten Thousand Fists