Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill

The Great Southern Trendkill by Pantera is often considered their heaviest and most extreme album, released in 1996 as their eighth studio album. The album is a mix of groove metal, thrash metal, and death metal, and features lyrical themes such as drugs, anger, the media, and a flood that ends humanity. Some say the album is experimental and confrontational, with the band pushing themselves and their aggression to extremes. For example, on songs like the title track and "Suicide Note Pt. II", Pantera's trademark boogie grooves are traded in for noisy spasms.

A1 The Great Southern Trendkill
A2 War Nerve
A3 Drag The Waters 
A4 10's 
A5 13 Steps To Nowhere 
B1 Suicide Note Pt. II
B2 Living Through Me (Hells' Wrath)
B3 Floods 
B4 The Underground In America 
B5 (Reprise) Sandblasted Skin