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 Refused is a band that should be listened to in reverse, if you know what I mean.

 'This Just Might Be The Truth' has a very monotonous sound, but listening to it deeply you can perceive small differences.

Refused's debut album 'This Just Might Be The Truth' showcases a fast and gritty punk sound with varied tones across its 12 tracks. Despite a monotonous base, small differences add depth. The reviewer praises the album’s raw energy and considers the band highly underrated, giving this early work a solid 4 out of 5 rating. Dive into Refused’s energetic debut and discover the roots of a punk rock legend today!

 Jon immediately demonstrates his great vocal abilities through verses and screams, and makes it clear he is still pissed off.

 It’s these things that transport me too and make me realize that in their songs beyond the art there is heart.

This detailed review praises Korn's second album Life is Peachy for successfully following their groundbreaking debut. It highlights the raw aggression, intense vocal delivery by Jon, and powerful instrumentation by the band. Key tracks like 'Good God,' 'Mr. Rogers,' and 'No Place To Hide' are emphasized for their emotional depth and musical brilliance. The reviewer recommends the album to fans of the genre for its blend of musical violence and heartfelt expression. Dive into the raw power of Korn's Life is Peachy—listen now and experience a nu metal landmark!

 Put the CD in the stereo, the Korn welcome you like this... and then "ARE YOU REEEADY!!!" and thus begins "Blind," a violent and sad song that vents all their, or rather, his and also our frustrations...

 "Daddy" is a confession... a difficult song to understand but if you manage to, rest assured you’ll start crying too...

This review praises Korn’s 1994 debut album as a transformative moment in metal history, marked by raw emotions, innovative heavy riffs, and intense vocal delivery. Each track is analyzed for its passionate intensity, from the aggressive opener 'Blind' to the deeply personal 'Daddy.' The album is described as a masterpiece that channels pain and frustration into a powerful sound that reshaped metal for future generations. Listen to Korn’s debut album now and experience the raw emotion and heavy riffs that redefined metal forever.