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 This is a DAMN METAL record! The debut of the first band of the genius Peter Steele.

 "Male Supremacy" shovels crap on feminazis and brainless male chauvinists, comparing them to post-apocalyptic cavemen.

This review celebrates Carnivore's 1985 thrash metal debut as a raw and intense precursor to Peter Steele's later fame with Type O Negative. It highlights the album's dystopian themes and brutal critique of society, praising its musical aggression. The review acknowledges ongoing social frustrations mirrored in the music and lauds the record as a classic thrash metal milestone with enduring relevance. Dive into the raw thrash metal fury of Carnivore's debut and explore Peter Steele's powerful origins!

 "My life is a piece of shit that got caught in my shoe, and I’ve been grinding that stink into the dirt."

 "A proto-sludge almost romantic in its desperation, up to the feral screams with which the group in the '80s destroyed stages and garages... STICK ME NOW!"

The review reflects a deeply personal connection to Black Flag’s 'Three Nights,' highlighting its slow build and evolution into intense proto-sludge sound. The track embodies feelings of anger, self-hatred, and frustration, resonating with the reviewer’s life during the era. The raw vocal style of Henry Rollins and the band’s 1980s underground aggression are praised. Despite expressing personal fatigue and a desire to move on, the reviewer assigns the track a high rating. Listen to Black Flag's 'Three Nights' and experience the raw emotion and proto-sludge intensity that shaped punk's legacy.

 A dark blow full of pitch, strong with impressive sludgy contaminations, with the usual Arif who behind the microphone does whatever the hell he wants.

 The more you listen to one of their records, the more you want to spin it: and this Code Error sticks to the rule.

The Code Error S/T EP delivers raw and extreme grindcore mixed with sludge metal influences, keeping the listener engaged like the best releases from Wormrot. Featuring a lineup change with Faizal replacing Rasyid, it offers a fresh but brutal take on the Southeast Asian grind scene. The EP spans seven intense tracks packed into just over ten minutes, recommended for fans craving aggressive, no-nonsense music. Listen to Code Error's fierce S/T EP now and dive into the raw power of Southeast Asian grindcore!

 "This is what Soundgarden manages to convey magnificently in '4th of July,' a sort of post-nuclear catastrophe anthem to echo from cave to cave."

 "One of the rawest, most raucous, and fiercest riffs in the history of Rock."

The review praises Soundgarden's song '4th of July' as their darkest, capturing a terrifying psychedelic experience tied to American Independence Day. Highlighted are Chris Cornell’s powerful vocals inspired by Sylvia Plath and the band’s raw, fierce instrumentation. The follow-up track 'Half' showcases experimental oriental sounds and strong performances from band members Matt Cameron and Ben Shepherd. Overall, the album transcends grunge into poetic, haunting territory. Dive into Soundgarden's haunting journey—listen to '4th of July & Half' and experience their darkest grunge masterpiece today!

 "It's a glass palace, yet shaken by explosions."

 "A masterpiece of Psychedelia, a testament to the Paisley revival, elevated by the Rain Parade to a minute archaeological reconstruction."

Rain Parade's EP 'Explosions in the Glass Palace' delivers a 20-minute journey through psychedelic sixties rock filtered by post-punk influences. Despite the departure of David Roback, the band, led by Matt Piucci, crafted a heartfelt and hypnotic record with melancholic yet powerful songs. Highlights include the Pink Floyd-esque 'Prisoners' and the lavish ballad 'Broken Horse.' The EP stands as a quintessential piece of the Paisley Underground scene. Dive into the lush, dreamy world of Rain Parade's 'Explosions in the Glass Palace'—listen now and experience a Paisley Underground classic!

 This is the music of Mars: pure psychosis.

 A record from which you will emerge different than before.

This review covers Mars' seminal No Wave recordings from NYC 1977-78, highlighting their brutal, psychotic, and surreal sound. The album is described as a gradual descent into intense and claustrophobic sonic madness that influenced later alternative acts like Sonic Youth. Despite its extreme nature, the music captivates and challenges listeners, offering a unique and transformative experience in underground music history. Dive into the raw, chaotic world of Mars and discover the roots of No Wave—listen to their complete NYC 1977-78 studio recordings now!

 Perhaps his masterpiece, and certainly one of the albums of 2018, rap and beyond.

 Every track is a damn masterpiece.

This review praises Pusha T's 'Daytona' as a 2018 hip-hop masterpiece produced by Kanye West. The album's raw, drug-infused themes combined with inspired beats and sharp lyrics make it stand out. Notable collaborations include Rick Ross and Kanye West, with each track praised for its quality. The reviewer emphasizes the album's significance in contemporary rap and its powerful impact. Dive into Pusha T's Daytona and experience one of 2018's finest hip-hop albums now!

 "Beat by the award-winning New York duo Bowery Electric is a gem that speaks for itself."

 "A beat - indeed - nocturnal and vital that alternates with deep, mysterious, disturbing sonic lakes."

Bowery Electric's 'Beat' is a standout album blending trip-hop and atmospheric drone, compared to Portishead and My Bloody Valentine. The album features a hypnotic mix of anxious drones with melodic female vocals. Tracks like 'Empty Words' and 'Without Stopping' showcase its deep, emotional, and nocturnal vibes. This record evokes a unique blend of mystery and vitality in its sound. Listen to Bowery Electric's 'Beat' and immerse yourself in a hypnotic fusion of trip-hop and ambient soundscapes.

 I fell in love with this little gem from the cover alone.

 In the search of the quiet life we all fall down. In the search of the righteous life we all fall down.

This review celebrates the 1986 'Me & You' EP by Egg Hunt, a brief but impactful punk rock project featuring Ian MacKaye and Jeff Nelson. It highlights the duo's chemistry, historical context, and links to other seminal bands like Embrace and Fugazi. The songs reflect introspective themes tied to the Revolution Summer movement. The reviewer praises the heartfelt songwriting, unique sound, and enduring significance of this rare recording. Listen to Egg Hunt's 'Me & You' EP and explore the roots of punk's rich legacy today!

 "A suffocating heaviness, an auditory torture machine."

 "The massacre is accomplished; there’s just space for ‘Absolutes,’ where it seems the band is messing around aimlessly, but... but..."

Primitive Man's 'Caustic' is an intense and suffocating sludge metal album that blends doom, noise, and deathgrind influences. It delivers crushing heaviness and raw emotion throughout. The review praises the band's execution of a well-known extreme metal hybrid, highlighting the brutal vocals and crushing compositions. Despite the lack of spoken samples, 'Caustic' stands out as a dense and powerful record from 2017. Dive into the brutal world of Primitive Man's Caustic – stream now and feel the crushing intensity!