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 The album is filled with youthful anger, immature lyrics, and instinctive, animalistic sounds.

 ‘Stranger’ heralds future successes with hints of bittersweet ballads that would become the band’s signature.

Soul Asylum's 1988 album revisits their 1984 debut era, showing raw hardcore punk energy influenced by producer Bob Mould. Though immature in parts, the album reveals early signs of the band's evolving style. Standout tracks mix punk fury with accessible hooks, while some experimental attempts falter. This album is a valuable glimpse into the beginnings of a band that would later find mainstream success. Dive into Soul Asylum's raw early sound—listen now to experience punk roots and future rock legends in the making!

 There’s a lot of fury and wickedness in hardcore protest shards that reach a climax with the ferocious "Sono fuori di qui," the heaviest thing you can find on the record.

 The title track "Non esistere" is a rhythmic train with a rock and roll (but always hc) imprint and the best track on the album, contagious in its face-shouting "...non riesco a non esistere!"

Non Esistere is Fluxus's second album, firmly rooted in heavy hardcore and noise punk traditions. Recorded quickly with contributions from key figures in the Italian hardcore scene, it channels raw energy and political protest. Though not yet at their creative peak, the album offers powerful tracks like the title song and fierce hardcore anthems. This record marks a strong transitional phase before their acclaimed next release. Experience the raw power of Fluxus's Non Esistere—dive into the hardcore spirit and political grit of this pivotal album now!

 An imperfect work that Sux! still carried out with dignity, and of which the central "Blu" is the emblem and at the same time the path to follow.

 "Via da qui" was inspired by "Stay Away" by Nirvana.

Sux!'s debut album Contattocuorestomaco is a product of the 1990s Italian alternative rock scene, blending Seattle influences with local sounds. Led by Giorgio Ciccarelli, the album shows promise through varied instrumentals and atmospheric moments but is hindered by vocal limitations and filler tracks. Fans of Marlene Kuntz and Nirvana will find familiar echoes throughout. Despite imperfections, the album stands as an intriguing and dignified effort worth discovering. Discover the underrated 90s Italian alt-rock sound of Sux! – listen to Contattocuorestomaco now!

 The band succeeded almost completely, delivering an honest album, out of time for everything, anachronistic as many metalheads like.

 The entire first side holds its own thanks to the party atmosphere of 'Don’t Cry (Just Suck)', with the vicious lyrics typical of an LA street band.

W.A.S.P.’s Helldorado is a deliberate return to their raw, early sound, featuring gritty, fast-paced shock rock tracks with minimal studio polish. Though not favored by fans and met with mixed reviews, the album delivers honest energy and a rough attitude reminiscent of the band's demo days. The album balances aggressive anthems with some slower moments but risks redundancy in choruses. It remains a bold but divisive entry in the band’s catalog. Discover W.A.S.P.'s gritty Helldorado—listen now for raw shock rock energy and bold riffs!

 Joe is a multi-instrumentalist, although primarily a drummer, who here takes on singing and guitar.

 ‘Primitive Man’ conquers you and sweeps you away like a raging river, ready to bury you under an avalanche of riffs.

The Hounds Of Hasselvander’s 'Ancient Rocks' is a covers album paying homage to obscure and proto-metal influences from the 60s and 70s. Joe Hasselvander leads with multi-instrumental talent and a raspy vocal style reminiscent of Lemmy, supported by seasoned musicians. While some tracks shine with raw energy and innovative reimaginings, the album ends on heavier tracks that feel somewhat tiresome. A sequel was promised but remains unreleased. Discover the raw passion behind Ancient Rocks and explore Joe Hasselvander’s unique take on proto-metal covers now!

 This 'Dance With Me' is their first creation and can immediately be classified as a manifesto of the movement and perhaps a pinnacle of their career.

 An album that over time has become a small great classic of punk, the more artistic kind if you will, steeped in the gothic imagery of horror films.

T.S.O.L.'s 'Dance With Me' is a seminal 1981 punk album that helped shape horror punk with its dark lyrics and enduring sound. Featuring the commanding vocals of Jack Grisham, the record blends furious punk energy with gothic atmospheres. Tracks like 'Code Blue' and 'The Triangle' exemplify the band's artistic depth. This debut stands as a classic and influential work in punk history. Explore T.S.O.L.'s 'Dance With Me' and dive into the roots of horror punk today!

 "What it talks about is you."

 "Another record to take and keep jealously or to wear out through repeated listening."

Giorgio Canali & Rossofuoco's 'Venti' reflects on the 2020 pandemic with raw honesty and critical insight. This double album mixes sharp lyrics, emotional depth, and musical variety. Though not his best, it offers memorable songs like 'Eravamo noi' and 'Nell'aria.' The album is a testament to Canali's integrity and creative resilience. Dive into 'Venti' to experience Giorgio Canali's powerful pandemic-era reflections and sharp social critique through music.

 An absolutely entertaining Californian punk album that doesn’t allow for any drop in tension within the thirteen brief tracks.

 The advice to make it one’s own remains valid for all fans of this musical genre.

Pulley’s album sits comfortably between the sounds of Bad Religion, early Green Day, and Nofx, offering energetic and catchy punk tracks. Lyrics by Scott Radinsky provide a personal, bitter edge that adds depth. Most songs maintain high energy and memorable choruses, though the final three tracks feel weaker. Overall, it’s a recommended listen for fans of straightforward, melodic Californian punk. Dive into Pulley’s sharp and catchy punk energy—listen to ‘Together Again for the First Time’ now!

 The winning peculiarity of this American band has always been their ability to combine raw punk rock with hardcore tinges and a retro horror/sci-fi aesthetic.

 "Mommy, Can I Go Out And Kill Tonight?" is a sordid slice of hc madness that leaves the listener helpless on the ground.

This review praises the Misfits' unique mix of raw punk and hardcore with a distinct horror and sci-fi style. It highlights the band's fragmented but influential discography and explains how this compilation is a strong introduction. Iconic tracks like "Mommy, Can I Go Out And Kill Tonight?" and "Die, Die My Darling" demonstrate the band's energy and catchiness. The review also notes the album’s appeal for both newcomers and devoted fans. Explore Misfits' pioneering horror punk classics—listen now and dive into the legend!

 For one night, leave all hope you who enter and surrender... to the power of music and words, sometimes the only tools capable of turning pain into joy.

 The emotional transport is palpable from the initial 'The Sea,' with descents and ascents closely tied to the impulses that each track manages to give the listener.

The Valentine’s Day Session by Sophia captures an intimate acoustic concert from 2009, filled with emotional slow-core tracks and heartfelt string arrangements. Robin Proper-Sheppard delivers a deeply personal performance, evoking passion and melancholy throughout the set. This live album is a testament to turning pain into beauty through music, ideal for listeners seeking a powerful emotional experience. Listen to Sophia's heartfelt Valentine’s Day session and let the music turn pain into beauty.