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 We are faced with a small masterpiece of extreme music, probably conceived in another dimension where the sun never rises and darkness reigns supreme.

 It is just like venturing into a muddy, fog-filled 'swamp,' getting lost, and then finding the way back, disoriented and confused about what has transpired.

Moss's Sub Templum is hailed as a small masterpiece of extreme doom metal, marked by slow, monolithic riffs and a dark, oppressive atmosphere. The Welsh trio delivers a 74-minute journey through sonic agonies and alienation, comparable to works by Sunn O))) and Kanhate. Produced under the guidance of Jus Oborne of Electric Wizard, this 2008 album solidified Moss's place in the doom underground and earned them a spot at the 2010 Roadburn Festival. The review praises it as one of the best albums in recent years. Dive into the relentless darkness of Moss's Sub Templum and experience one of doom metal's most haunting journeys.

 "It's like being crushed by a boulder or hit by a train at full speed."

 "Coming home from the concert was like returning from a war, with all the wounds that entailed and the awareness of having participated in and witnessed something truly great."

The reviewer describes an intense and immersive Sunn O))) concert at Interzona Verona in 2009. Despite initial doubts and expenses, the powerful live performance, amplified by extreme volume and atmospheric stage effects, created a spiritual yet physically overwhelming experience. The band’s ritualistic attire and Attila Csihar’s vocal contributions added to the mysticism, making the event unforgettable. The reviewer left feeling physically drained but profoundly moved. Dive into the crushing world of Sunn O)))—listen to their live ritual at Interzona and feel the ultimate drone metal experience!

 "8x8 is seven minutes of pure madness and noise."

 "A vintage noise-core, almost delirious and a bit extreme in its wildness."

Kelvin's 8x8 is a 3" mini CD featuring four intense noise-core tracks recorded analog in a single afternoon. This duo from Padua channels wild energy and cinematic touches, creating a vintage yet fresh sound. The album's raw guitar and drumming recall influential noise acts, enriched by samples from iconic films. A notable entry in the Italian underground scene, it showcases a concentrated burst of madness and musical skill. Dive into Kelvin's wild 8x8 and experience raw noise fused with cinematic madness—listen now and explore Italian underground rock!

 The album opens with The Lost Battle Of Minorca, whose initial piece is worth the entire song, so strong is the power and anger of the first forty-five seconds.

 The album artwork, featuring decapitated children by rotating blades, is notable, worthy of a B-movie horror poster.

Lleroy’s Juice Of Bimbo is a promising debut from an Italian noise rock trio hailing from Jesi. The album draws on ’80s and ’90s hardcore influences such as Melvins, Helmet, and early Nirvana. The intense rhythm section and rough vocals stand out, complemented by dissonant guitar fits. Produced by notable figure Giulio Ragno Favero, this release enriches Italy's burgeoning noise rock landscape. Dive into Lleroy’s Juice Of Bimbo to experience raw, powerful Italian noise rock—listen now and explore the rising scene!

 The evolution of the Nashville band is quite unique... reaching today a grindhardcore that is as crude and intense as ever.

 "I.E.D." is simply a true masterpiece, a machine gun of power and anger.

The review highlights Today Is The Day's album Axis Of Eden as a significant leap into brutal grindcore, showcasing heightened extremism and emotional intensity. The band’s evolution from noise metal to a heavier sound is praised, especially for powerful tracks like "I.E.D." and "Broken Promises And Dead Dreams." Steve Austin’s multifaceted role as musician, producer, and label head is noted. Overall, the album is deemed one of the best in their discography for fans of extreme metal. Dive into Today Is The Day's Axis Of Eden and experience one of the most intense grindcore albums—listen now and feel the power!