JURIX

Thanks to all you beautiful people! @MATACà: always too kind, you’re right, there really is a ton of unknown music out there. That doesn’t mean I outright reject famous bands, but it’s just a pleasure to discover Mexican or Chilean grind bands, the vast HC scene from Venezuela-Peru, Japanese noise, Scandinavian stoner. @VOODOOMILES: regimes or not, I think there’s a lot of crap music and plenty of good music (depending on tastes) everywhere. What suffers the most, especially in various South American or African thrash-death bands, is the recording quality. Still, you can find some great post-rock or noise stuff in Israel, and I have 2-3 albums from Iranian thrash bands that aren’t bad. @DEEP-FRENK: yeah, let’s say the early Metallica or Exodus can be compared to these. @FOSCA: thanks! It depends on the genre; if you like it, this demo might just get a 2.5-3 from you. @ERASER: I saw a couple of photos online, bare stage, desert in the background...visually a bit sad overall, but maybe just making a demo for these guys is already a miracle, who knows?

Heard. Musically, it's not bad at all, even though they don't invent anything at all. It would be a 2.5. But the voice... I mean, at some points they sound like drunk uncles singing at weddings...

Striking cover... bleah. Kosmogabri:PVT.

Strabea! As always.

It's rock applied to mathematics, logical right? Study hard!

Bea bea is recenzion. And also the cover in Raw-Power style. @NES: PVT

RecenZion strabea, a very valid album in its eclecticism. And it's still an album worth having just for the name of these guys and the wonderfully unwatchable cover...

I haven't read the text in question; there are nonetheless many books on religious insights, and they are most welcome. It's always enriching to read texts, even of dubious origin or critical in nature, alongside the Bible or sacred writings from other recognized religions. Then everyone forms their own opinion; I believe that many concepts we take for granted and dogmatic today will be changed, renewed, or forgotten in 100 years. And I think that the faith and mysticism that surrounded the figure of Christ 2000 years ago have left very little behind, trapped in the cage of various religions which, through rules and hierarchies, have carried on to the present day.

I don’t know exactly which “second track” you’re referring to; I just listened to “Disconnected”: a paranoid delirium, I round it to a 4.5 though only because I’ve listened to it just twice, but… really strabel.

He he... I think we are part of that crowd of people who, when they hear the term "today's youth," don't quite grasp what this tribe is about and what habits and customs they adopt. And now I greet you all, as I'm going to stuff myself with roasted chestnuts and a glass of white wine.