“Reise, Reise,” Rammstein’s 2004 industrial metal album, features heavy riffs and provocative themes. Produced by Jacob Hellner and recorded at El Cortijo Studio in Spain, it includes notable tracks like “Mein Teil” and “Amerika”.
Deicide’s “Scars of the Crucifix” is a sonic assault of pure aggression and anti-religious fury. This 2004 death metal album, the last with the Hoffman brothers on guitar, is a relentless barrage of blast beats, guttural vocals, and blasphemous lyrics.
Napalm Death’s “Leaders Not Followers: Part 2” (2004) is a cover album featuring raw and aggressive renditions of punk, hardcore, and metal songs. Recorded at Robannas Studios and produced by Russ Russell, it serves as a tribute to the band’s musical roots.
Nasum’s fourth studio album, “Shift,” was released in 2004 by Burning Heart Records. It features 24 tracks of fast-paced and aggressive grindcore music, making it the band’s final release before Mieszko Talarczyk’s death.
Tsjuder’s 2004 album, “Desert Northern Hell,” explores themes of desolation and inner turmoil within a black metal framework. The album marks a shift towards a more atmospheric and introspective sound compared to their previous work.