JURIX

Nice review, a fantastic band with a sound that (but it's personal) doesn't leave me ecstatic. Nonetheless, great rhythmic foundations, and then a drummer who plays like that and sings too...

@VORTEX: First of all, I'm not sure I wrote "real punx" in the review. The concept of making music with conviction means living it from the inside; how many bands exist with lyrics and music written by others? How many groups (in all genres, from black metal to pop) are created specifically for commercial purposes and heavily marketed, but behind it all there's just merchandising and little else?
The concept of the 80s Italian HC scene must be contextualized to that specific time, where concerts were held in squares, perhaps without a stage, or in abandoned buildings. It wasn't that people took advantage of traveling 500-1000 km in a van to play... it was just the way it was; if someone did it, it meant they were truly passionate, nothing more.
And that's why I find it a bit ridiculous when people resurrect the stereotypes of that era today. This was a reality that never really became "grown-up"; or rather, when it did, it died. This doesn't take away from the fact that I feel a great nostalgia for those years musically.

Great Yosif! I've never heard these guys, but I’m more than happy to listen to it!

I've got it! Nice! And it's not like there are many Hungarian bands around...

Well, come on Anselmo, he's not a bad little guy, ICNARF is right... it's just that he has a ridiculous last name: Phil! What the hell kind of last name is that? Like that other guy who played in Genesis, what was his name?... Collins. I wonder if they might be related?

Isfinturizzu androffattu zuci sunna - elwessetyama kundeffayuqa bunna!

Beautiful! Above all "En Las Venas" and "", still a good album, direct hardcore, honest, lived... we had that too back in the '80s... If you gift a band like these BBS Paranoicos 10 billion and an ultra-modern recording studio with all the comforts, they're definitely going to make a shit album. Badreligion-esque "Hostil"... true, it actually reminds me of "You"!

No one knows what stupid little song they play before Bigazzi's segment...

What a damn mess... has it become clear that I don't know a word of Greek? Listening to it again, even the last one is nice, the longest track (it seems to me).

The main reason I browse the web is to find new musical inspiration. Some of these CDs from semi-unknown bands I bought in second-hand shops in Ireland and the Netherlands, and I even found something in markets in Thailand... Thanx x the vote, and... see you in the next recenZioni of absurd unknown bands!