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 Listening to this album by Korn is like looking at a painting by Kokoschka, it terrifies you, but at the same time it fascinates and captivates you.

 This album is nothing less (musically) than the combination of Faith No More and Pantera. Nothing more, nothing less.

This review deeply examines Korn's 1994 self-titled debut album, highlighting its raw emotional power and distinct style that sets it apart from typical nu-metal. The aggressive guitars and haunting vocals reflect intense personal pain and struggle. The author praises the album’s complex themes and musical influences from bands like Pantera and Faith No More. Specific tracks are analyzed for their lyrical and instrumental impact, emphasizing the album’s lasting emotional and sonic intensity. Dive into Korn’s intense debut and experience the raw power and emotional depth that redefined alternative metal.

 Monstrous and grotesque… these are the best terms to describe this album WHICH is amazing.

 'Sinful Dove' is the best of the entire album.

Death SS's 'Humanomalies' is a highly intense industrial metal album packed with violent energy and musical experimentation. The review highlights standout tracks like 'Grand Guignol', 'Hell On Heart', and 'Sinful Dove,' praising their futuristic and psychedelic qualities. The album is celebrated for its unique blend of styles and is considered one of the best in the last decade. Listen to 'Humanomalies' by Death SS now and experience one of the most intense industrial metal albums of the last decade!

 "Reign In Blood seems almost vulnerable compared to this 'Another Lesson In Violence'."

 "It’s one of the most brutal albums I have ever bought."

This review praises Exodus' live album 'Another Lesson in Violence' as a brutally intense thrash metal release that surpasses even Slayer's 'Reign In Blood' in violence. The guitars are tuned lower, pushing toward death metal territory, while vocals and bass stand out in their unique aggression. Though songs share similarities, standout tracks maintain a powerful and aggressive energy throughout. Explore the raw power of Exodus' 'Another Lesson in Violence' and experience one of thrash metal’s most brutal live albums today.

 The band and the album in question are a true masterpiece, yet very devastating and noisy.

 This album is only for those who choose the best of music and especially all its nuances ranging from jazz to grindcore, from classical to techno.

The review praises The Locust's album Plague Soundscapes as an original and powerful work that challenges typical death metal and commercial music norms. It emphasizes the album's noisy, brutal style fused with diverse influences from jazz to techno. Despite its harshness, it is regarded as a masterpiece deserving more recognition. The reviewer argues for choosing originality over mainstream trends. Dive into The Locust's Plague Soundscapes and experience a bold fusion of noise, grindcore, and experimental sounds today!

 Korn - Rating: 10.5 out of ten

 The big screens turn on... then the lights go out, Marco and I were moshing. And it starts Here To Stay: one of the best songs by Korn.

The review captures the chaotic yet thrilling experience attending Korn’s MTV Day Civitavecchia concert. Despite delays and minor setbacks, the energy peaks with Korn’s powerful nu metal performance and passionate crowd. Supporting acts S.E.B.P. and Linea 77 delivered solid sets, while The Rasmus faced a hostile reception. Memorable moments include a nu-metal cover of Pink Floyd’s 'Another Brick In The Wall' and intense moshing. Dive into the intense world of Korn’s live performance—read the full review and feel the energy of the nu-metal showdown!

 These tormented and melancholic notes accompany us on our long road to reach our (nonexistent) peace.

 At the end of all this, we realize that we will never have our peace, never…

The review deeply explores Burzum's 'Filosofem' as a profoundly melancholic and nihilistic black metal album. It emphasizes the haunting, tormented atmosphere that accompanies a metaphorical journey through pain, hypocrisy, and desolation. The music is depicted as a perfect soundtrack for reflecting on suffering, lost peace, and bitter existence. Ultimately, the album is praised for its emotional depth and evocative storytelling. Dive into the haunting world of Burzum's Filosofem — experience the emotional depths of black metal now.