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 The album is very enjoyable, it’s a classic well-done piece but still immature and partially out of focus.

 If you don’t know The Fixx, they might truly captivate you.

The Fixx's debut album 'Shuttered Room' from 1982 is a snapshot of early 80s new wave, blending influences from Duran Duran and Spandau Ballet with punk and pop elements. While immature and somewhat unfocused, it reveals budding talent and remains enjoyable for fans of the era. Although it aged poorly, it is recommended for those who appreciate Eighties sounds and want to explore beyond the mainstream hits. Listen to The Fixx's 'Shuttered Room' to experience a classic slice of 80s new wave and discover a hidden gem from the early Eighties!

 Blue Vomit played an almost equally important role as their more famous heirs in the evolution of the Italian punk scene.

 Seven tracks where hysterical speed and iconoclastic urgency are dominant, and the dark, introspective despair of Nerorgasmo is still a distant shadow.

Blue Vomit's Demo '83 is recognized as a foundational EP in the Italian hardcore punk movement. The band’s sound bridges raw early punk with the emerging intensity of hardcore. Despite often being overshadowed by successors like Nerorgasmo, Blue Vomit played a vital role in the evolution of Turin’s punk scene. The demo's seven tracks blend speed, urgency, and sharp irony, making them enduring classics. Their influence extends beyond this release, marking an important legacy in Italian punk history. Discover the roots of Italian hardcore punk with Blue Vomit's Demo '83—listen now and explore this punk legend's legacy!

 ‘King of the Sidewalk’ transports you back to the happy times when you were 16 and getting drunk on Eurospin beer.

 Every time you listen to Gehennah, a Dream Theater fan faints.

Gehennah’s 1996 album 'King Of The Sidewalk' is a high-energy blend of thrash, speed metal, and punk. The band channels influences from Motörhead, Venom, and Exciter to create a raw and relentless sound. The album’s fast pace and cheeky attitude evoke nostalgia for rebellious youth and metal roots. Despite some repetitiveness, the momentum and fun make it a must-listen for metal fans. Listen to Gehennah’s King Of The Sidewalk now and unleash your inner metalhead with pure thrash speed!

 Anyone who has attended an Anvil concert will remember the iconic guitar solo using a dildo by Steve "Lips" Kudlow.

 If you’re a fan and haven’t yet discovered Anvil, make up for it immediately and rest assured you’re in for a treat!

Anvil's 1981 debut album Hard'n'Heavy presents a powerful blend of heavy metal inspired by AC/DC, NWOBHM, and 70s hard blues. The band is praised for their energetic riffs, passionate themes centered on sex and rock'n'roll, and solid musicianship. The review highlights memorable tracks and the band's stage antics, recommending the album to heavy metal fans seeking classic sounds. Dive into Anvil’s Hard'n'Heavy and experience raw 80s metal energy today!

 L7 were the flag-bearers of the "Riot Grrl", the first truly (or nearly) all-female scene in rock history.

 It lacks standout tracks, the singles, the memorable songs, the classics, call them what you will.

L7's 1988 debut stands as a raw and energetic introduction to the band and the Riot Grrrl scene. While not featuring standout classics, it showcases a potent blend of punk, metal, and grunge. Produced by Brett Gurewitz, this album laid the foundation for what would become a significant influence on female-driven alternative rock. The reviewer rates it 3 out of 5, noting the band's growth in later works. Listen to L7’s fierce debut and explore the roots of Riot Grrrl and grunge rock!

 Their offering mixed typical nu metal with the evocative sounds of Indian music, adding a light sprinkle of old-school emocore to make the whole more melodic.

 I would recommend it only to fans of nu metal with a folkloric twist; everyone else can perfectly move on.

Boy Hits Car's 2001 self-titled album presents a nu metal sound blended with Indian folk elements and emocore melodies. While some tracks like 'Going To India' and 'I'm a Cloud' shine, overall the album fails to break new ground. The band remains a niche act mainly known for their unique folkloric twist and frontman Craig Rondell's infamous stage dive. Recommended mostly for dedicated nu metal fans interested in ethnic influences. Discover the unique blend of nu metal and Indian folk in Boy Hits Car's 2001 album—listen now and explore this hidden gem!

 "What makes the album in question great, truly great, is precisely this perfect balance between power and melody."

 "It is really difficult not to become fond of this album if you love certain sounds."

7 Seconds' 1985 album 'Walk Together, Rock Together' stands out as a seminal melodic hardcore punk record distinguished by its energetic optimism and powerful melodies. This second LP captures the perfect balance between forceful punk aggression and catchy choruses. Known for their commitment to the Youth Crew subculture, 7 Seconds offer memorable tracks like 'We're Gonna Fight' and the title song. The band would later explore softer melodies but this album remains essential for hardcore punk enthusiasts. Listen to 'Walk Together, Rock Together' and experience one of the greatest melodic hardcore punk albums of the 1980s!

 The audience goes wild, participating with chants, stage diving, and pogo in the best hardcore tradition.

 All the songs are for the occasion modernized and, why not, metalized, evident in the solos and double bass drum hits.

This review highlights Agnostic Front's iconic relationship with New York's CBGB, emphasizing their 2006 live recording that blends punk and metal influences. The band delivers a high-energy performance with a comprehensive setlist and strong crowd engagement, making it a must-listen for both longtime fans and newcomers. The album captures the spirit of the hardcore scene and honors CBGB's legacy. Dive into the raw energy of Agnostic Front’s legendary CBGB live show—listen now and experience hardcore punk history!

 "For thirty years now, they have been the standard-bearers of hardcore punk made in England."

 "If you really want to look for a motivation for this success, do not search for it in the more recent albums... look for it in albums like this one."

The Exploited's 1982 album 'Troops Of Tomorrow' marked a heavier, more robust evolution from their debut, paving the way for punk metal. Featuring iconic tracks like 'Troops Of Tomorrow' and 'Sid Vicious Was Innocent,' the album reinforced the band's status as hardcore punk standard-bearers. While they moved away from oi! influences, their aggressive sound and sonic impact helped them adapt to the emerging wave of musical violence in punk. The album remains a critical milestone in the band's influential legacy. Dive into 'Troops Of Tomorrow' and experience the raw power that shaped hardcore punk's evolution!

 The album is a true manifesto of the Murphy's Law sound: fast and hard tracks with mosh breaks, combined with the party attitude typical of bands like Gang Green.

 Not exactly a masterpiece, but a well-made record, without too many pretenses except to have fun by making fun.

Murphy's Law's self-titled 1986 debut captures the raw and fast New York hardcore punk energy with a unique party vibe reminiscent of California's melodic scene. Led by Jimmy Gestapo, the album features memorable tracks blending mosh breaks and fun lyrics. Although not a masterpiece, it’s a well-crafted and enjoyable punk record that remains their best and most celebrated work. Dive into the energetic world of 80s New York hardcore punk with Murphy's Law's debut album. Listen now and experience the raw party spirit!