Michael Poulsen identifies nine essential metal albums from the 1990s, influenced by his experiences in the Scandinavian metal scene. Growing up near Copenhagen, Poulsen cites pivotal moments, such as witnessing the emergence of Swedish death metal and engaging deeply with bands like Darkthrone and Megadeth. His musical background informs Volbeat's distinctive sound, resonating with various genres. 'Spiritual Healing' by Death stands out for its innovative approach, marking a shift from conventional death metal. Poulsen's insights reflect a profound appreciation for metal's evolution during that decade and its lasting impact on modern music.
Michael Poulsen highlights the transformative sound of Death's 'Spiritual Healing', noting its departure from the straightforward old-school death metal style to a more introspective approach that showcased Chuck Schuldiner's evolving artistry.
In the early '90s, Poulsen immersed himself in the Scandinavian metal scene, marking significant moments with bands like Entombed and Darkthrone, which deeply influenced his own musical journey and creations.
The new album by Volbeat, 'God of Angels Trust', reflects the diverse influences Poulsen absorbed growing up in Copenhagen's vibrant metal landscape, blending various styles into their unique sound.
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