Oh noooo you don't Zadith! you do not win. You win NOTHING.
DO YOU HEAR ME??? NUH-THING!!!!
Look man, it's not as if I am proposing anything outrageous here, I am not the only one who thinks Cryptopsy and Nile songs sound alike. Here are a few quotes from reviewers from this very site.
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Now, to begin cutting to the chase, something that has always been lacking in the Cryptopsy department was plain old songwriting. Blasphemy Made Flesh differentiated one track from another via usage of movie samples and not much else. None So Vile… uh… they all blended together into one monstrous song on that one as well. Whisper Supremacy… same problem, and even more so with And Then You’ll Beg.
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This reveals the big flaw of the album: You’ve heard all of this before. You’ve heard the ‘epic’songs in In Their Darkened Shrines, the riffing in countless other records, the no-longer-innovative combination of Egyptian instrumentals with death metal blasting… this wasn’t a problem before In Their Darkened Shrines, because they hadn’t any epic songs at that point, but now they’ve run out of things to do with death metal.
Ok yea so Nile has a doomy song and Cryptopsy has a more melodic one, that isn't any different than Dragonforce throwing in a ballad on every album. My point remains the same, these heavy bands aren't any more diverse than Dragonforce. Don't get me wrong, I love the brutality of Nile and Cryptopsy, they most certainly have their place, but I think that when it comes to power metal, death metal has this bad habbit of calling the kettle black.