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 Today we are called to judge the umpteenth act perpetrated by the defendants, misleading and hypocritical from the very title that speaks of love.

 Barbarism that finds no precedent, with excessive electric noise, deafening hums and feedback, with instruments used as clubs.

The review portrays Chrome Cranks' 'Love in Exile' as a brazen, noisy, and aggressive take on blues and garage rock. It likens their music to a criminal act against traditional scales and structures, emphasizing chaotic tempos and raw energy. The album is seen as a deliberate affront to conventional music norms, drawing inspiration from bands like The Cramps. Despite its abrasive style, it appeals to fans of rebellious, underground rock. Dive into Chrome Cranks' wild noise and raw blues chaos—explore Love in Exile now!

 Try shaking off the impeccable melody of "Out that Door" that Faulkner’s lady-killer voice elevates for a good four minutes.

 It can be consumed in large quantities over long periods without addiction risks and even in conjunction with alcoholic drinks which, in fact, enhance its action.

Hoodoo Gurus' 1987 album Blow Your Cool! delivers energetic and meticulously crafted power-pop with distinct Aussie flavor. Featuring memorable melodies and a warm vocal presence from Dave Faulkner, it stood out in its era despite slightly polished production. Critics hailed it as a prime example of rock excellence with a timeless and uplifting effect on listeners. The album combines garage rock grit with melodic sophistication, making it a cherished classic. Listen to Hoodoo Gurus’ Blow Your Cool! and experience the enduring power of Aussie rock melodies.

 "Mark Stewart twists and writhes body and voice from Tim Buckley with a noose around his neck... and the entire Locomotiv, from 15 to 60 years old, jumps up."

 "These guys have given me so much... long live them."

The review captures the intense excitement and personal significance of attending The Pop Group's 2010 reunion concert at Bologna's Locomotiv Club. Despite a modest crowd, the band's raw power, militant lyrics, and high energy delivered a compelling, timeless performance. The mix of veteran fans and younger attendees highlighted their lasting influence. An ecstatic and heartfelt appreciation for the band's legacy and their music's impact shines through. Discover The Pop Group's explosive live spirit—listen to their iconic tracks and relive their punk-funk revolution now!

 "Volcanic not just in name, the three leave behind with 'Thing Of Beauty', surely their best pandemonium of ideas."

 "If the classic little green man showed up looking for '80s alternatives, I'd confidently hand him this very thing."

The 1989 album Thing Of Beauty by Volcano Suns stands out as the band's best work, showcasing fierce guitar distortions and inventive rhythms. The Boston trio, led by Peter Prescott, blends melodic snippets with wild sonic textures reminiscent of the late '80s alternative scene. Contributions from guitarist David Kleiler and bassist Bob Weston amplify the dynamic sound. Although dense with ideas, the album remains a creative milestone and a strong ode to its era's underground ethos. Discover the raw energy of Volcano Suns' Thing Of Beauty – listen now and dive into '80s alternative rock history!

 Almost six minutes of immense MC5-like riffs that chase each other over a whirlwind of toms and timpani, overshadowed by Gary’s powerful and deeply resonant singing.

 For this album that everywhere exudes true passion, I believe one might perhaps be slightly moved but certainly enthused even today.

Sister Double Happiness' self-titled debut album delivers a powerful mix of punk aggression and blues soul led by Gary Floyd's distinct voice. The record stands out for its intense energy and socially charged lyrics, especially in tracks like "Freight Train." Though later works showed a dip in inspiration, this debut remains a passionate and raw rock experience that resonates deeply years later. Listen to Sister Double Happiness' fierce debut and experience the raw power and passion of 80s punk blues rock today!

 Hardcore here is firmly grasped by the neck, hydraulically compressed and then discharged into the darkest tunnels underground.

 Their music is strongly imaginative, not coincidentally included multiple times in film soundtracks.

Venus Luxure no.1 Baby by Girls Against Boys is a masterful post-hardcore album that fuses dense, dark textures with layered bass riffs and varied song dynamics. The band skillfully blends influences from seminal underground acts, creating a uniquely powerful and atmospheric sound. Tracks oscillate between crushing heaviness and subtle moments of melody, evoking intense imagery and emotional depth. The album’s cohesion and innovative approach have made it a standout in the genre and a favorite in live performances. Dive into the dark and powerful world of Girls Against Boys with Venus Luxure no.1 Baby – listen now and experience post-hardcore at its finest.

 Music soaked in that spleen which only Television managed to convey so powerfully in the past.

 Unforgettable. Unforgettable.

Moonhead by Thin White Rope is praised as a mature and autonomous album blending desert rock with psychedelic and blues roots. The album's emotional depth is driven by Guy Kuiser’s vocals and Roger Kunkel’s electric guitar. It captures a melancholic, visceral atmosphere, comparable to influential bands like Television and the Grateful Dead. Released in 1987, it remains an unforgettable classic within indie and desert rock circles. Dive into Moonhead by Thin White Rope now and experience timeless desert rock intensity and emotion.

 Cabaret Voltaire have produced like never before, powerful and communicative music, articulated in suggestions and of great physical impact.

 "Protection": direct line with a dance floor from the underworld with S. Mallinder acting as a satanic DJ, inciting hordes of the damned to a wild sabbath.

Cabaret Voltaire's 2 x 45 EP marked a powerful and inspired evolution from their early dark electronic sound to a vibrant fusion of industrial and dance music. The record benefits from improved production and traditional instrumentation while retaining a strong artistic identity. Although some tracks on the second disc lack tightness, the overall work remains communicative, physical, and influential. It is recognized as one of the best outputs of its era and still holds up firmly over time. Dive into the groundbreaking sounds of Cabaret Voltaire's 2 x 45 and experience a defining moment in 80s industrial dance music!

 Talent in inventing melodies that astonish with ingenuity and strike to the point of being etched in the mind.

 The extraordinary value of certain tracks remains, placing these two dandies in the exclusive circle of those who truly knew how to write and interpret songs.

The Associates' 1982 album Sulk showcases the duo's exceptional talent in crafting inventive pop songs with striking melodies and distinctive vocals. Their use of inventive rhythms and meticulous production creates a unique sound marked by eccentricity and refinement. While some tracks suffer from melodramatic tendencies and overproduction, the album remains a showcase of originality and intelligent songwriting. Though not flawless, Sulk secures its place as a notable work in 80s pop and new wave history. Explore The Associates' Sulk and experience the eccentric, intelligent pop that shaped the early '80s music scene.

 The title track is a small miracle of musical intelligence with a chorus that, once entered, will not leave your brain.

 The Del-Byzanteens deserve more attention than many others from the period... it’s worth it.

The Del-Byzanteens' sole 1982 album 'Lies To Live By' is praised as a hidden new wave treasure. Featuring eclectic instrumentation and a blend of electro-metropolitan sounds, it showcases unconventional yet intelligent songwriting. With roots in the New York alternative scene and the involvement of future filmmaker Jim Jarmusch, the album deserves recognition beyond its underground status. The reviewer highlights standout tracks and the album's dynamic atmosphere as reasons it remains worth exploring. Dive into 'Lies To Live By' and uncover a lost new wave classic that still resonates with intelligent and eclectic sounds.