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 Clear as day, however, that in the CD in question, composed of 40 tracks, it is the exaggerated speed that dominates the sound wall of our crazy Thatcherian hippies.

 For me, this anthology CD is worth at least the last 7 - 8 works of Napalm, the entire discography of Carcass apart from the first 3.

This review highlights Electro Hippies' unique blend of ultra-fast hardcore and crust punk from the UK late 1980s scene. The 40-track anthology showcases their speedcore style amidst peers like Napalm Death and Doom. The band’s speed and occasional melodic touches set them apart, with notable history including Jeff Walker before Carcass. The reviewer rates this collection highly, positioning it above many contemporaries in impact and quality. Explore the raw speed and chaotic energy of Electro Hippies—listen to their essential punk anthology now!

 How many people got really, really sad knowing that this junk would be the closure of the Negazione chapter?

 '100 %', hardcore that wears a flannel onesie, sips a big hot herbal tea, and goes to sleep.

This review strongly criticizes Negazione's final album '100 %' as a sad and dull effort that fails to match the beauty of their previous work. The reviewer laments the poor quality of music and artwork, and expresses sadness over the disappointing closure of the band’s career. The album is described as weak, lacking the passion and depth found in earlier releases. Discover the highs and lows of Negazione’s discography—read the full review and decide for yourself.

 "Variante alla morte is a Moloch, a monumental anthem to grindcore, desperation compressed within tubes, guts flushed down the toilet."

 "'Stupro e addio' is the cruelest and most negative piece that an extreme band has ever written, but Giulio’s lyrics are to be read carefully, profound and tinged with lyricism."

The review praises Cripple Bastards’ album Variante Alla Morte as a monumental grindcore work filled with intense emotion and technical prowess. Initially challenging, the album reveals its depth over repeated listens. It is described as a unique, violent block of tracks with profound, lyrical lyrics and high-quality production. The band’s identity remains intact despite stylistic evolution. Dive into the brutal and intense world of Cripple Bastards’ Variante Alla Morte – listen now and experience grindcore at its finest!

 "Latex Cult is the filthiest and most bastard of albums with the Impaled Nazarene brand."

 "This 'Latex Cult' blows away at least half of all the extreme stuff you’ve got on your shelf in one go."

Latex Cult by Impaled Nazarene is a filthier, more intense follow-up to their previous work, blending black, thrash, crust, and grind genres with a raw production. The reviewer praises its brutal energy, comparing it favorably with earlier albums and influential thrash and hardcore bands. Despite later works being seen as overproduced and repetitive, Latex Cult remains a top-tier extreme metal release. Listen to Latex Cult now and experience one of Finnish extreme metal’s rawest masterpieces!

 EyeHateGod are present, damnably, terrifyingly, heavily present.

 Every one of their one-ton riffs is saturated with toxic waste and used syringes, Mike’s voice is marred by the shards of bottles broken in brawls.

The reviewer recounts a nostalgic vinyl hunting experience that led to discovering EyeHateGod's 'In the Name of Suffering.' Unlike fast black metal, the album delivers crushing, toxic riffs and a raw, despair-filled atmosphere. Mike Williams' vocals embody desperation and decay, painting a raw portrait of urban squalor and psychological coldness. Despite initial hesitation, the reviewer grew to deeply appreciate the album’s unique hardcore sludge sound. Dive into the raw power of EyeHateGod’s 'In the Name of Suffering'—listen now and experience hardcore sludge like never before!