Highly positive reviews of Testament’s new album, “Para Bellum,” highlighting its blend of traditional thrash metal with elements of death metal and black metal, making it arguably the band’s most extreme and diverse work. Critics universally praise the dynamic songwriting, which skillfully alternates between brutally fast tracks like “For the Love of Pain” and “Infanticide A.I.” and the emotional, symphonic ballad “Meant to Be,” which features cello. Much attention is given to the impact of new drummer Chris Dovas, whose performance is described as surgical, furious, and precise, and the masterful contributions of the veteran lineup, including Chuck Billy’s versatile vocals and Alex Skolnick’s melodic solos. Overall, the album is lauded for its excellent production and its success in delivering an inspired, well-balanced sound that pushes the boundaries of the band’s style while maintaining their classic identity, with some reviewers calling it their best work in years.
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