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 This happened to me less than a week ago… a band that would bring back the infamous thrill down my spine after such a long time.

 Natsumen is a band that has self-defined as a 'Japanese Progressive HardCore JAZZ Aggressive Improvisation ROCK band' and indeed I would say they hit the nail on the head.

The review expresses deep admiration for Natsumen's debut album Endless Summer Record, praising its psychedelic and euphoric sound that mixes jazz fusion, progressive rock, and hardcore. The reviewer highlights the band's genuine improvisational style and energetic live presence. It is recommended for fans of well-played instrumental music seeking an addictive listening experience. Dive into Natsumen's Endless Summer Record now and experience a thrilling journey through psychedelic jazz fusion!

 This new, more thoughtful form of hardcore punk should not be a surprise.

 "Brotherly Love" is certainly the best-structured piece on the CD, proving punk hc is not a simple and banal genre.

This review highlights Have Heart’s album Songs To Scream At The Sun as a thoughtful and powerful hardcore punk release. It praises the band’s songwriting, instrumentation, and evolution since their previous album. The reviewer particularly notes strong standout tracks and the album’s emotional depth. Ultimately, it is recommended for hardcore punk fans and newcomers alike. Discover Have Heart’s powerful hardcore punk sound—listen to Songs To Scream At The Sun now!

 "One of the greatest masterpieces of genius is the next 'Sick on Sunday,' a truly stratospheric piece that mixes electronics in pure Aphex Twin style with insane distorted guitars."

 "This album is, yes, experimental, but at the same time, it is damn True!"

Ire Works is a groundbreaking album by The Dillinger Escape Plan that expands their mathcore base with electronic, pop, jazz, and industrial elements. The reviewer praises the band’s technical skill, diverse influences, and songwriting innovation. Highlights include tracks like 'Black Bubblegum' and 'Sick on Sunday.' The album is highly recommended for repeated, attentive listening to fully appreciate its complexity. Dive into The Dillinger Escape Plan’s Ire Works and experience one of mathcore’s most innovative albums today!