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 The album is very well done, it is quite varied and manages to have excellent melodic insights without losing an ounce of its aggressiveness.

 Hammer of Sorrow (the drummer) proves to be a real damn machine... I think I’ve rarely heard such 'human' blast beats at this speed.

Despite initial misgivings about the confusing artwork, Antiphrasis' Gutsfuck delivers a powerful black metal experience. The album skillfully blends thrash riffs, melodic moments, and intense blast beats. Drawing comparisons to bands like Naglfar and Dissection, it maintains aggression without losing variety. Notable is the unique track length and the impressive drumming. The title track stands out as a concentrated burst of rage. Dive into Antiphrasis' Gutsfuck for a raw and melodic black metal journey—listen or read the full review now!

 Xul’s voice is comparable to sulfuric acid, or a kick to the groin, your choice: it hurts, a lot.

 Bog Nizverzhen! seems like a tribute to Burzum’s Filosofem... cold, nasty, and angry like only my aunt’s dog can be.

Vermis Mysteriis' second album splits into two distinct parts, blending raw, aggressive black metal with slower, atmospheric tempos. The album features harsh vocals, repetitive but fitting riffs, and a strong adherence to genre conventions. It is a heartfelt and well-made work with a variety that will appeal to black metal fans. Despite minor quirks, the album demonstrates solid musicianship and effective mood shifts. Discover Vermis Mysteriis' intense and atmospheric black metal journey—listen now and dive into their dark soundscapes.

 They’ve produced the best CD since "Gateway."

 One of the most haunting, morbid, trippy records the group has ever composed.

Bongzilla’s Amerijuanican marks a return to form, standing out as their best release since Gateway. The album expertly fuses doom, blues, sludge, and drone influences with sepulchral vocals. Raw yet clear production emphasizes repetitive, obsessive riffs, creating a haunting and trippy atmosphere. Minimalistic artwork complements the cannabis-inspired theme throughout. Listen to Bongzilla’s Amerijuanican and experience one of the heaviest, trippiest stoner doom albums to date!

 This album is truly very, very beautiful.

 A clean guitar with decidedly high gain and the musician clearly in the grip of a nervous breakdown introduces the wonderful 'Ones All Over The Place,' a true gem for atmosphere and inspiration.

The review praises Don Caballero's 'American Don' as a less intricate but very beautiful math-rock album. It highlights the subtler drumming and more homogeneous tracks following a lineup change. Though different from their previous monumental work, this album stands out for its atmosphere, inspired guitar work, and jazzy influences. The reviewer finds it a worthy and enjoyable listen. Dive into 'American Don' and experience one of math rock's most atmospheric and inspired albums today!