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 The sound impact is strong: sandpaper-like guitars with a compact sound, distorted bass just right, heavy and predominant drum kick to highlight that particular beat.

 You will not be disappointed by this album if you already appreciate Discharge and company.

Dischange's 'Seeing Feeling Bleeding' is a standout D-beat punk album from 1993 deeply inspired by Discharge. The album features raw, heavy rhythms, abrasive guitar work, and socially critical lyrics delivered with intensity. Notable for its strong and compact sound, it remains a hidden gem for punk enthusiasts. Though hard to find on vinyl, it's accessible on CD and MP3. Highly recommended for fans of classic punk and Discharge. Dive into Dischange’s raw punk energy—listen to 'Seeing Feeling Bleeding' now and experience classic D-beat power!

 This is not simply a revival of '80s trash music, but rather a use of the stereotypes and styles typical of those years, reinterpreted and used today to express completely different and not necessarily optimistic feelings.

 The lyrics... are simple and quite 'catchy', so much so that you often find yourself humming the chorus after listening.

The Andy Dandy's 'B-side' EP features four tracks blending 80s italo-disco and dark wave styles with introspective lyrics in Italian and English. The sound is characterized by baroque decadence, vintage drum machines, and catchy choruses. The release is not a mere nostalgic revival but a modern reinterpretation of classic styles expressing complex emotions. The band shines particularly in live performances, making concerts a highly recommended experience. Listen to The Andy Dandy's B-side EP and experience a fresh take on 80s italo-disco with introspective depth—don't miss their live shows!

 We are faced with stories that are never predictable and often have unexpected endings, rarely reassuring and not at all happy!

 Personally, I found these 13 enjoyable 50-minute films as the closing point for this way of making horror cinema.

Hammer House of Horror is a 1980 TV series produced by the iconic English company Hammer Films, adapting their gothic horror style for modern audiences. Featuring 13 episodes directed by veterans, the show blends supernatural cults, obsessions, and brutal thrillers with unpredictable endings. The reviewer praises the raw, suspenseful storytelling that marks a fitting end to Hammer's horror legacy. Despite being made for TV, its bold content remains impressive and rare even by today’s standards. Dive into Hammer House of Horror and experience classic gothic terror like never before!

 "Shark Attack is one of the fastest thrash albums in the history of the genre."

 "Evans (Cryptic Slaughter) described the group as the only one that surpassed the untouchable Slayer in power on stage!"

Wehrmacht's Shark Attack, released in 1985, is celebrated for being one of the fastest thrash albums ever. The band blends hardcore punk's influence with relentless tempo changes and raw distortion. Despite its rough production, the album delivers intense energy and unique riffs. Standout tracks include the chaotic 'Puke' and the instrumental crescendo 'Frettboard gymnastics.' The review highlights the band's formidable live power, surpassing even Slayer according to fellow musician Evans. Listen to Wehrmacht's Shark Attack and experience raw thrash speed and hardcore fury today!

 It is not the usual banal porn-gore lyrics, but rather an original way to criticize sexism and prostitution.

 The album flows by very quickly thanks to constant tempo changes that make the pieces never boring.

Assuck's 'Necro Salvation' is a groundbreaking 1989 grindcore EP known for its radical political lyrics and innovative approach to social issues. The album is short but powerful, blending blast beats with death metal influences. Despite its 'dirty' recording, the sound remains impactful and compelling. Recommended for fans of raw, uncompromising grindcore. Dive into Assuck's 'Necro Salvation' now and experience raw, politically charged grindcore energy!

 The very fact that Bruno Mattei used such a bizarre alias as "Stefan Oblowsky" speaks volumes about this film!

 "The pubis, the clitoris, the uterus, the ovaries; true antechambers of hell!"

L'altro inferno, directed mostly by Claudio Fragasso under Bruno Mattei's bizarre alias Stefan Oblowsky, is a cult Italian satanic nunsploitation film from 1980. The movie blends grotesque imagery, nonsensical dialogue, and macabre rituals in a convent plagued by evil. Despite its lack of plot and logic, it offers memorable scenes and is cherished by fans of B-horror and cult cinema. The film was made cost-effectively alongside another Mattei project, sharing actors and sets, while Goblin's soundtrack was recycled from another movie. Dive into the bizarre world of L'altro inferno and experience one of Italy's most notorious cult horror films!

 The pounding double bass drum and the rough palm-muting guitar take center stage.

 Karl Willets’ dragged and hoarse growl perfectly complements the rest.

This review highlights Bolt Thrower’s 1990 Cenotaph EP as a steadfast example of the band’s war metal sound. Featuring four tracks with powerful riffs and intense rhythms, the EP maintains the band’s signature style without compromise. Notably, the title track 'Cenotaph' is praised for its evocative war imagery and musical dynamics. The live recording of 'Realm Of Chaos' captures the raw atmosphere of their Grind Crusher Tour. Dive into Bolt Thrower’s relentless war metal sound—listen to Cenotaph EP and experience true metal intensity!

 To truly enjoy this record, it needs to be listened to on its original medium, namely vinyl, and at a reasonably high volume!

 The piece ends precisely with the infinite repetition of these last words.

This review highlights 3-Way Cum's 1994 'Battle Of Opinions' 7" as a cornerstone of crust punk music. Praised for its raw DIY style, distinctive dual vocals, and socially engaged lyrics, the record is best experienced on vinyl at high volume. The band, a Swedish quartet, delivers eight fast-paced tracks with well-crafted production. Despite its dissolution in 1997, this release remains a highly recommended classic within its genre. Dive into the powerful world of crust punk with 3-Way Cum's 'Battle Of Opinions'—search for the vinyl and experience its raw energy today!

 Metamorphosis is worth the purchase of the entire album by itself!

 I recommend this album to lovers of the most underground and mephitic black-thrash!

This review highlights the 2003 reissue of Sabbat's 1993 album Disembody, a cornerstone of Japanese black-thrash metal. The album is praised for its fast riffs, dark satanic themes, and dynamic vocal interplay. The detailed track analysis emphasizes the band's ability to create thrilling, varied compositions. The reviewer strongly recommends the album to fans of underground black-thrash metal despite the minor downside of missing lyrics. Dive into Sabbat's Disembody and experience the raw power of Japanese black-thrash metal today!