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 The proposal was not limited to pure noise but opened up to contaminations with other genres offering a unique sonic kaleidoscope.

 Fun and catchy even if it’s unclear where it wants to go, an involuntary parody of noise and music?

Violent Onsen Geisha's Que Sera, Sera is a chaotic and unique noise album blending harsh noise with sporadic musical moments. Featuring members from Melt Banana, the album combines metal noises, parodies, and diverse sounds ranging from Hawaiian tunes to hip hop beats. Its intentionally bewildering style invites listeners to experience avant-garde soundscapes that both entertain and confuse. Though the project is no longer active, its legacy remains in the experimental noise genre. Dive into the chaotic world of Violent Onsen Geisha’s Que Sera, Sera and explore a wild blend of noise and unexpected melodies!

 Rather than identifying them with the collapse of Music, I would prefer to identify them with the collapse itself.

 Jojo’s guitar is saturated, distorted, you don’t hear notes—everything is confused.

Hijokaidan's Last Recording Album is a landmark in noise rock, dismantling traditional music forms. The album features chaotic guitar, high-pitched screams, frenetic drumming, and electronic noise. Known for their global influence and collaborations, their sound is intense but never gratuitous. The album’s cover art contrasts its explosive sound with poetic visuals. The recording quality highlights every sound layer distinctly, offering a unique listening experience. Dive into the chaotic world of Hijokaidan and experience the ultimate noise rock upheaval.

 For Chris Reifert, they are just man-eating monsters that, if you’re lucky, will eat you, and if you’re not, will rape you.

 An excellent album devoid of unnecessary virtuosity and philosophical discourses, I would say very rock.

Abscess' debut album Urine Junkies continues the legacy of Autopsy’s extreme death metal, featuring raw, varied vocals and a blend of death metal and punk influences. The grotesque, explicit lyrics match the unpolished, rough production recorded over multiple sessions. This album offers a fierce, no-frills experience that emphasizes attitude over technical virtuosity. Explore Abscess’ raw and brutal debut album Urine Junkies—listen now for a fierce blend of death metal and punk intensity!

 They completely transcend these concepts, they are simply sound that flows, always the same yet in constant mutation.

 The sound offered by the Incapacitants... creates a saturation that almost reaches white noise.

The review praises Incapacitants as a pivotal noise music duo transcending ideology to deliver evolving soundscapes. Quietus is described as an immersive, physical and mental listening experience with rich textures from guitars, homemade circuits, and feedback. The album presents indistinguishable tracks rich in frequencies, embodying pure noise beyond beauty or ugliness. Their approach is favored over Merzbow’s thematic works for its abstract, flowing nature. Dive into Incapacitants' Quietus and experience noise music at its purest—listen now to get lost in the evolving soundscape!

 The tracks are different from each other and well distinguishable, with an alternation of frenetic parts to slower parts.

 An excellent CD with the quality of Playboy but with the content of Le Ore, therefore the best that can be asked of the market.

Nunwhore Commando 666's album Home Sweet Home offers a unique blend of grindcore and death metal enriched with drum machines and synthesizers. The album showcases extreme vocal styles and creative sampling, avoiding clichés common in the genre. Production quality is strong, with distinct and powerful sounds. The tracklist is varied, maintaining listener interest through dynamic rhythms and unexpected touches. Overall, it's a remarkable release for fans of intense, gore-inspired music. Dive into Nunwhore Commando 666’s brutal and innovative sounds—listen to Home Sweet Home now!

 Musically the offering is pure totally improvised noisecore, with atonal guitars, drums played as if they were bins and screams galore.

 For a musical scatophile, it’s 4 stars, for a human being it’s zero stars - the rating I give it.

This review covers Anal Cunt's album 'Everyone Should Be Killed', a chaotic collection of fully improvised noisecore tracks featuring frantic screams and atonal guitars. The reviewer notes the album's fun but silly track titles and highlights a memorable cover of EMF's 'Unbelievable'. While musically interesting for fans of extreme noise, the album is exhausting to listen to in one sitting. Overall, the reviewer rates it highly for genre enthusiasts but low for general listeners. Dive into the chaotic world of Anal Cunt's noisecore frenzy—listen now and experience the madness firsthand!

 Of all their works, I consider this one the least successful: the album is rather monotonous, no track particularly stands out.

 Though mediocre, it is a historically important work that I can only recommend to fans of the group or to those wishing to document themselves on this genre.

Meat Shits, led by Robert Deathrage, is known for pioneering porno grind with diverse influences from grindcore to black metal. 'Fuck Frenzy' features 43 tracks in 44 minutes but is considered their least successful work due to monotony and lack of standout songs. The album has some historical value for devoted fans and genre enthusiasts, but others may prefer their other albums like 'Ecstasy of Death' or 'Sniper at the Fag Parade.' Explore the raw and controversial world of Meat Shits – listen to 'Fuck Frenzy' and dive into the porno grind cult scene.

 This work is to Carcass’s first album what a chimpanzee, genetically, is to a human.

 The sound is true Carcass in its early form (better recorded, to be clear) with the same vocal style and a very similar guitar sound.

The County Medical Examiners' album is a deliberate homage to Carcass's early work, especially "Reek of Putrefaction." The sound mimics the original with better recording quality and familiar vocal and guitar styles. Despite some technical nods and professional lyrical content, the album lacks originality and feels like a lesser version of the source material. Fans of early Carcass might appreciate it, but it ultimately feels derivative. Listen to The County Medical Examiners if you love early Carcass, but decide if imitation is enough for you!

 A potpourri of sex, death, satanism, murder, and denigration packaged in 29 tracks of raw and unhealthy grindcore.

 The weak point of the work is the samples which, although relevant and well-chosen... are too many: they occupy almost half of the CD’s duration!

Gorenography by Meat Shits is a raw and unhealthy grindcore album featuring dark themes and numerous short tracks. Recorded in the early '90s but released in 2002, it offers decent production. However, an overuse of samples—occupying almost half the album—detracts from the experience, leading to a less favorable rating. Explore the intense and raw soundscape of Meat Shits' Gorenography—dive into extreme grindcore with a twist of dark samples.

 The horror themes are abandoned in favor of porno-carcassian lyrics (strictly in the mother tongue).

 The slow parts are the ones that work the best, also due to a rough recording: the guitar is anemic and the sound of the drums is too prominent, while the voice tends to cover everything.

Paracoccidioidomicosisproctitissarcomucosis delivers a raw and rough death metal album with hardcore porno-themed lyrics in Spanish. The vocals are nearly incomprehensible, and the production is unpolished, featuring an anemic guitar and overly prominent drums. While there is greater variety than similar bands like Mortician, the album lacks technical skill. Overall, it is an unpretentious but flawed effort in the extreme metal genre. Explore this gritty death metal album if you dare to dive into extreme and raw sounds!