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 The guitars scream like scream queens from some trashy 1950s drive-in horror movie.

 It's like listening to the wails of the cursed child of Dick Dale and the Cramps.

Thee Cormans' single 'Biker Bitch' delivers a raw and raucous surf rock experience. The sound features screaming guitars, dirty drums, and crazy bass rhythms evoking 1950s drive-in horror films. The release embodies fun, unfiltered musical aggression with fuzz and reverb at its core. It's praised for its bold, unapologetic style reminiscent of legends like Dick Dale and The Cramps. Dive into Thee Cormans' wild surf rock ride—listen to 'Biker Bitch' and experience pure gritty fun now!

 The singer-songwriter really displays the charisma of a constipated opossum.

 The predominant feeling is having witnessed something that has no flavor and nothing to say.

This review describes a disappointing live show by Dente at Twiggy Club in Varese. The concert suffered from low energy and lack of charisma, leaving the audience cold and underwhelmed. Despite a dedicated fanbase, the music felt bland and overly mannered. The reviewer regrets the entrance fee and the uneventful evening. Read this honest review before attending a Dente live show and discover if his music suits your taste.

 This record will probably not change your lives nor make you better people nor solve your problems, but it is undoubtedly a great punch in the teeth.

 Can you imagine a brawl between some incredibly pissed-off Discharge and some extremely high Eyehategod?

Masakari's 'The Profit Feeds' delivers an intense mix of crust punk and sludge, combining frantic hardcore and slow, heavy rhythms. The album channels raw anger and despair towards societal issues without any melodic softness. It offers a violent yet honest expression of frustration and defeat. Though it won't change your life, it's a powerful sonic punch. Dive into Masakari's fierce crust punk world and experience their loud, raw anger against societal injustice.