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 Punk in the seventies style performed by conscientious musicians, free of inconsistencies and rich in nuances that make the songs important jewels of music in general.

 I feel indescribable admiration for everything contained in this album... I think it’s one of the main albums of all time.

This review praises Angelic Upstarts' debut album Teenage Warning as a cornerstone of street punk and Oi! music. The album delivers aggressive yet nuanced punk with meaningful lyrics and powerful instrumentation. Highlighted tracks like 'We Are The People' and 'Little Tower' exemplify the band's ability to communicate deep emotion and social messages. The vocalist Mensi is noted for his unique energy and expressiveness. The reviewer considers this album a timeless classic essential for any punk enthusiast. Dive into the raw power and passion of Angelic Upstarts' Teenage Warning – listen now and experience punk rock history!

 The Dayglo Abortion are one of those: raw, ruthless troublemakers!

 The worst comes in the lyrics. Deep hatred towards the church, against warmongering America, against the bigoted Canada, against corrupt politics, against everything.

Dayglo Abortions’ 1986 album Feed Us a Fetus delivers relentlessly provocative and raw hardcore punk mixed with thrash and blues influences. Known for their rebellious stance, the band criticizes politics, religion, and society with brutal honesty. The album features intense, fast-paced songs with a unique hoarse vocal style and occasionally unexpected musical flourishes like piano and Hammond organ. Although chaotic and abrasive, it’s a must-listen for hardcore fans seeking boundary-pushing punk music. Dive into the raw energy and rebellious spirit of Dayglo Abortions—listen to Feed Us a Fetus and experience hardcore punk at its most uncompromising.

 Cock Sparrer may no longer be spring chickens, but they remain excellent musicians and manage to keep a concert alive from the first to the last song.

 Bands like Cock Sparrer are a musical treasure of great value, and their longevity has allowed for the spread of their proud message.

This review praises Cock Sparrer's live album 'Runnin' Riot Across The U.S.A.' for its raw energy and engaging performance. The band delivers classic Oi! punk anthems with passion that defies their decades-long career. The concert captures a sense of brotherhood, fun, and intense audience interaction despite occasional roughness. Overall, the album is highly recommended for fans of punk and live recordings. Dive into Cock Sparrer’s legendary live show—feel the grit, passion, and timeless Oi! punk spirit now!

 The guitars scratch like seminal thrash, the songs are riding, interrupted, and no longer marked by easy riffs.

 With Hardcore, things have always worked opposite to other music, the more you try to improve, the less you feel that sincerity and freshness.

The review analyzes The Exploited's album 'The Massacre,' highlighting its heavier, thrash-influenced sound and more aggressive vocals. The music is technically refined with longer tracks and effects, marking a shift from their classic hardcore style. While the album delivers energy and strong production, it lacks the raw sincerity and iconic tracks of their early work. Recommended for collectors but not ideal for new listeners. Discover the fierce energy of The Exploited's 'The Massacre'—listen now and explore the evolution of hardcore punk!

 After a hard day’s work... I put an album like this 'Humungousfungusamongus' on the turntable, then I start banging my head against the wall and screaming like a madman until I pass out.

 A.O.D. manages to remain listenable despite all the various facets present on the record, from rock ‘n roll, to metal, Oi!, and even ska, all indiscriminately well-mixed in a hardcore baptized by some wise guys as Thrashcore.

Humungousfungusamongus by Adrenalin O.D. delivers fast, aggressive punk with thrash and Oi! influences. The album balances chaotic energy with catchy, well-structured songs. Praised for its raw sound and historic status in hardcore punk, it remains a vital listen for genre fans. While some tracks stumble, the overall intensity and unique style stand out. Dive into the raw energy of Adrenalin O.D.’s Humungousfungusamongus—stream or listen now to experience hardcore punk history!

 Trash music, total obscenity, the Anti-Nowhere League was getting everything they hoped for.

 The more the newspapers spoke poorly of them, the more the band achieved success.

The review highlights Anti-Nowhere League's challenging journey in the UK punk scene, emphasizing their rebellious attitude and controversial lyrics. The album 'We Are The League' is praised for its raw punk sound and memorable tracks like 'So What' and 'Animal.' The review notes the band's notoriety grew alongside their bad reputation, attracting a wild fanbase. While not musically innovative, the album remains engaging and essential punk history. Sensitive listeners are cautioned due to explicit content. Explore the raw spirit of UK punk with Anti-Nowhere League's We Are The League—listen now and dive into punk history!

 "A Touch of Blazt is a sarcastic poetic work of hatred towards everything."

 "Brazen, uncomfortable, and ironic... Annie and Anna with their screams at the limit of the possible make everything particularly original and very interesting."

The review highlights Blatz's influential role in the Berkeley punk scene of the 1980s, emphasizing their raw and noisy musical style infused with powerful and ironic lyrics. With notable members from the underground culture, the album 'A Touch Of Blatz' combines harsh distortion and intense vocals to create a unique punk experience. The band’s provocative performances and critical outlook make the record a bold statement in alternative music. The reviewer appreciates the originality and energy after multiple listens. Dive into the raw energy of Blatz's 'A Touch Of Blatz'—listen now and experience punk's true underground spirit!

 Negative FX plays dirty and noisy music composed of songs lasting no more than a minute and thirty seconds.

 The greatest merit of the band is the vocalist Choke, whose voice verges on screaming, comprised of pure vocal cord shouts.

Negative FX's self-titled 1984 album captures the raw and fast energy of early hardcore punk from Boston. Despite poor production and repetitive riffs, vocalist Choke's intense style stands out. The band’s brief but influential history left a lasting imprint on the genre. The album’s social and political messages and distinctive artwork add to its appeal, making it a valuable listen for hardcore enthusiasts. Dive into Negative FX’s raw hardcore punk and discover the roots of a legendary scene—listen to the album now!

 "Anthrax took three steps back instead of moving forward."

 "Once the album is over except for two songs ... you realize you’ve just wasted money and time."

State of Euphoria is widely disliked by Anthrax fans, failing to meet the standards set by prior albums. The reviewer criticizes the uninspired vocals and repetitive compositions despite solid production. The album feels like a step backward after their earlier success. Only two tracks stand out, with the rest causing boredom and disappointment. Overall, it is considered a significant low point in Anthrax's discography. Explore the highs and lows of Anthrax’s discography—listen to State of Euphoria and judge for yourself!

 "'Just An American Band' is a blast... a barrage, I need to listen to it again!"

 "Verbal Abuse is one of those bands that paved the way for American thrash."

The review highlights Verbal Abuse’s album 'Just An American Band' as a powerful and aggressive hardcore record with thrashcore elements. The band's influence and connection to Slayer covers gets noted, but the reviewer admits limited knowledge of their entire discography. The album is praised for its relentless energy and unique sound, deserving more recognition. Dive into the raw intensity of Verbal Abuse’s 'Just An American Band'—listen now and experience a hardcore classic!