A war machine that (especially in live performances) destroys everything in its path. more
A band that has always divided listeners: some consider them geniuses, while others hate them. One thing is certain: they were among the first to merge Grind and Brutal Death sounds with Industrial. This fusion gives birth to an incredibly fast and violently aggressive sound, which reflects the negative and nihilistic lyrics very well. A great band. more
Considering that they are part of the second wave of Nu Metal (the one with all the more commercial and insipid bands), I find them more than good. more
poetry in music more
They are definitely crazies worthy of the worst asylum, but I really like their stuff, and a lot. Albums like De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas or Live in Leipzig, besides being important for the history of Black Metal, I have always found exceptional. more
The most creative and underrated group in Grindcore. A must rediscover. more
The musical version of a brick in the face. more
Truly a great band, Symbolic is one for the ages and Chuck Schuldiner was an extraordinary musician. We miss them very much. more
Perhaps the most extreme band of all time. Need to Control is one of the most "evolutionary" and violent albums in the history of Grindcore. Essential. more
Certainly tacky and repetitive, but "The Way of the Fist" I like quite a lot. Discreet. more
a great album...musically superior to the previous ones, similar themes, sharp lyrics, in short, excellent! more
They are light years ahead... more
Some songs he absolutely nailed, and as far as the character is concerned, he probably doesn't take himself seriously either... more
they are in Germany like Vasco is here....and I've said it all! more
A pop smoothie from the 70s/80s, with a touch of shoegaze, served in indie sauce for the masses of the web 2.0. They still give the impression of having much more to say than they actually do (and I hope for their sake...). more
Not always is chart-topping pop as evil as we think... more
Rap tailored for the 21st century, where the web becomes a natural glue for cultures that are very distant from each other and a cradle for new genres. Melodic beats combined with a very particular mood are the strengths of this young artist who still has a lot to say and plenty of road to travel. more
Everything they released from 1984 to 1999 is more than excellent. By the Way and Stadium Arcadium are also nice, and although they are commercial, they are enjoyable to listen to. Unfortunately, after that, they became a shadow of their former selves. more
Al Jourgensen is proof that drugs can also be beneficial. In his case, I'm referring to what he produced from 1988 to 1996. more
Illmatic more