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 The rhythmic part is good, powerful and full, while the solo part is somewhat sparse.

 Personally, the best is the last one "Huomenna," very powerful also regarding the vocals.

SA-INT’s 1987 EP ...Sinunkin Turvanasi delivers raw but powerful Finnish hardcore punk. The 6-track 7" features strong rhythms and unique Finnish vocals. Standout songs include the intro-rich Hamahamahakki and the powerful closing track Huomenna. Though a bit sparse in solos, it’s a notable release in the Scandinavian scene comparable to Rovsvett. Overall, a good and unique addition to 80s hardcore punk collections. Listen to SA-INT’s unique Finnish hardcore EP ...Sinunkin Turvanasi and experience raw 80s Scandinavian punk energy!

 "A supremely soft musical carpet where one can lie down and be overwhelmed by the mysticism of Arabic and Middle Eastern sounds."

 "A mystical garden where one can lie down, relax, and get lost inside oneself."

Mystical Garden by Omar Faruk Tekbilek is a soothing album that blends Turkish, Arabic, and Egyptian musical traditions with spiritual mysticism. The review highlights Tekbilek's rich musical background, his virtuosity on traditional instruments, and his collaborations with renowned artists. The album is praised as a harmonious and relaxing journey steeped in Sufi influences. Listeners are encouraged to experience its timeless, meditative atmosphere. Discover the enchanting sounds of Omar Faruk Tekbilek's Mystical Garden—listen now and immerse yourself in a mystical musical journey.

 The rhythmic foundations of the 8 tracks on the CD are good, though the guitars are a bit too 'muddled,' yet still offer decent and unique mini-riffs for the proposed genre.

 Only a couple of songs exceed 2 minutes, among which is the extremely fast 'Copper Chopper', in my opinion, the most complete.

This review covers Depression's 1985 album 'Australia, Australia,' highlighting its blend of hardcore and metal influences. While vocals are sometimes lacking and guitar work a bit muddled, the album features strong rhythmic foundations and unique riffs. Notably, the fast track 'Copper Chopper' stands out as a highlight. Depression shares similarities with fellow Australians Perdition and even opened for Dead Kennedys in 1983. Discover Depression's intense hardcore-metal mix from 1985—listen to 'Australia, Australia' and feel the raw energy!

 The hardcore proposed by Dislexia, a Peruvian band with a pronounced anarcho-punk attitude, is very raw.

 The last one 'Arroja La Bomba', a cover of another band unknown to most, Chispa, is great.

Dislexia's self-titled album delivers raw hardcore punk with a strong anarcho-punk vibe. The release features four short, energetic tracks, highlighted by the female-voiced 'Banderas Negras' and a notable cover 'Arroja La Bomba.' Though some tracks are predictable, the album retains a direct and enjoyable feel framed by classic hardcore rhythms. Overall, an acceptable recording showcasing the band's fierce energy. Listen to Dislexia's raw hardcore debut and experience the fierce anarcho-punk spirit from Peru!

 Japanese band formed in 1992 that offers a thrash-core as powerful as it is graceless in the vocal parts.

 'Sonnamonka' stands out with dirty and abrasive guitars, good drumming; just under 9 minutes for this fine mini-album from 1994.

Zone's 1994 mini-album 'Win Back To Sanity' delivers powerful thrash-core with abrasive guitars and solid drumming. The track 'Sonnamonka' stands out as the highlight. This release showcases the raw energy typical of the ZOT movement, earning a strong rating for its intensity and grit. Listen to Zone's 'Win Back To Sanity' to experience classic 90s thrash-core rawness and powerful riffs!

 A lot of power for these War Of Destruction, a Danish band that delivers hardcore heavily leaning towards thrash metal with evident Teutonic influences.

 A good record, 10 tracks that will certainly not please prog enthusiasts but which in the mid-80s in the North European metal scene surely did not look out of place.

War Of Destruction's 'He Dodes Hvisken' delivers powerful thrash metal with strong Scandinavian influences. Recorded in the mid-1980s, the album stands out for its heavy sound amidst the Danish underground scene. Highlights include dynamic mid-paced tracks, though the drumming is occasionally weaker. Overall, it's a solid record representative of Nordic metal of that era. Listen to War Of Destruction's potent thrash metal legacy and explore the raw power of 'He Dodes Hvisken' today!

 "Unlike other formations from the Netherlands of the period, here the merit is a decent singer who adds a certain cadence to the power."

 "These were ZMIV in 1982, after a few years they will end up in oblivion along with many other groups..."

Zmiv's 'Banzai!' offers a fast-paced, honest take on 1980s Dutch hardcore punk, focusing on speed over complexity. The album features mostly English vocals and draws comparisons to Central European punk bands. Standout tracks include 'Alive,' 'G.B.O.,' and especially 'Lay Down.' Despite their limited fame, Zmiv captures the raw spirit of the era. Dive into Zmiv's fast and raw hardcore punk sound—listen to 'Banzai!' and experience the spirit of 1980s underground punk.

 The quality is between poor and terrible, but it’s really a great concert.

 We are in the middle of the Thrash era, when Metallica was still a band that believed in what they played.

This review explores the rare Metallica bootleg vinyl 'We’ll Nail You Down,' recorded live around 1985 in Germany. Despite poor sound quality, it captures an intense period of the band’s Thrash metal era, featuring classic tracks from early albums. The reviewer shares personal context and raises questions about the album’s rarity and physical editions. Overall, it’s an intriguing find for collectors and dedicated fans. Dive into this rare Metallica bootleg vinyl and experience a raw slice of thrash metal history!

 ‘Diana Read Peace’ is a varied and unpredictable album made to hide behind an aura of timid magic and blurred visions.

 A melancholy can be glimpsed that slowly makes its way through all of ‘Diana Read Peace,’ delivering a musically accurate and beautiful album.

Dark Millennium's 'Diana Read Peace' marks a distinct departure from their debut with a blend of dreamlike sounds, rhythmic diversity, and melancholic undertones. The album features contrasting song structures from aggressive to whispered vocals, showcasing technical mastery. The closing track 'Pandemonium' stands out with its majestic and evolving atmosphere. Overall, the album is a richly crafted, emotionally resonant doom metal work filled with a subtle, pervasive melancholy. Dive into the haunting world of 'Diana Read Peace' and experience Dark Millennium's expertly crafted melancholic doom metal journey.

 "A very good hardcore album that combines the sonic immediacy of the 'Old school' with mid-tempos and the philosophical despair of the modern concept of HC."

 "The band manages to recreate the powerful impact of each song live as well, with a unique Hare Krishna attitude within the HC scene."

108's 'Threefold Misery' is a standout hardcore album blending fast, shouted vocals and heavy distortion with a unique spiritual philosophy. The album combines old-school hardcore energy with mid-tempo grooves and the band's distinct sound, setting them apart from other East Coast bands. Songs like 'Invocation' and 'Blood' showcase devastating sonic impact, while their devotion to Hare Krishna adds an alternative layer to the hardcore scene. Listen to 108's 'Threefold Misery' to experience powerful hardcore with a spiritual twist and unique guitar sounds.