Notable Anniversary Chat

If you're still into the doom/gothic metal zone, Rex, here's another album to check out on its anniversary:

And a few Infinite classics having their anniversaries today as well:

I really feel the need to check out that Kayo Dot album. It's quite tough to find nowadays, but I wanna hear the official beginning of Toby Driver's current project out of the ashes of his former band Maudlin of the Well.

So today's my 25th birthday, and I thought this would be the perfect (and possibly only) chance for me to see if there are any releases that came out on the day I was born. Apparently, there's only one metal album released on that exact day:

Upon doing some research, I found out that Timo Rautiainen & Trio Niskalaukaus is a "Band that brought metal with Finnish lyrics to mainstream in their home country." It might be hard for me to listen to and review an album from a practically unknown band with lyrics of a different language, so I'll pass on that one.

Wow, today is the 30th anniversary of Cradle of Filth's first and best album, The Principle of Evil Made Flesh, a record I have a soft spot for, as it was one of the first albums I got into upon my return to metal in the late 90's.

Also a shout-out to the woefully ignored, The Wounded Kings, whose terrific doom album, Consolamentum, is ten years old today.

So today's the 5th anniversary of me first joining Metal Academy (as of my introductory post: https://metal.academy/forum/26/thread/101), and I thought this would be the perfect (and possibly only) chance for me to see if there are any releases that came out on that day and any other releases I like celebrating their 5x-year anniversaries today.

Today is the 15th anniversary of Voivod's Infini, the final album with recordings made by guitarist Piggy before his 2005 passing. RIP... The only album released on the day I first joined Metal Academy is this album by Japanese alt-/power metal band Mary's Blood. Like I said before, it might be hard for me to listen to and review an album from a practically unknown band with lyrics of a different language, even though I sometimes like that aspect, so I'll pass on that one.

Today I was checking on the anniversaries page, and it looks like October 14, 2014 was quite a day for metalcore, deathcore, and technical death metal:

Also on that day is the release of this EP by post-sludge metallers Rosetta: