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 The vocals are an inhuman moan, it is a delirium of urban obsessions, metropolitan, a depression rooted in the total alienation derived from the structure of civilized society.

 Just one album, this and 'Choke,' a barely twenty-minute EP, to enter the history of heavy music.

Kiss It Goodbye's album 'She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not' is a defining 90s hardcore record, heavier and more claustrophobic than its peers. It captures raw emotions of depression and alienation through acidic guitar riffs and tortured vocals. Produced by Billy Anderson, the album stands as a monumental yet often overlooked masterpiece in heavy music history. Despite their short existence, the band's impact remains unmatched and unique. Dive into the intense, heavy world of Kiss It Goodbye and experience a 90s hardcore classic that still resonates today.

 The Borbetomagus are an extreme collective of extreme jazz, a musical group devoted to noise improvisation on a free jazz base where metallic clangs and screeches coexist with roaring and boisterous sax solos.

 The music of Borbetomagus is a faithful mirror of everyday reality—senseless gestures, urban neuroses, and catastrophic loneliness in our days.

Borbetomagus’ album Barbed Wire Maggots delivers an intense, chaotic forty-minute noise jazz experience that defies traditional musical structures. The album’s harsh and aggressive soundscape mirrors the senselessness and neuroses of modern urban life. It challenges listeners with its raw, improvised cacophony, evoking comparisons to avant-garde film depictions of brutal industrial reality. Celebrated as a pioneering avant-garde work, it offers a brutal but honest reflection of human existence. Dive into the chaotic world of Borbetomagus and experience their groundbreaking noise jazz masterpiece now!

 Everything in these grooves sounds ugly and for this damnably fascinating.

 'Nipples' is one of the pillars of Brotzmann’s extensive and opulent discography.

The review praises 'Nipples' by Peter Brötzmann Sextet/Quartet as a seminal work in late 1960s free jazz. It highlights the extremity of the improvisation and the fearless dismantling of conventional musical aesthetics. The album is described as chaotic yet fascinating, featuring powerhouse performances by musicians like Evan Parker and Han Bennink. Listeners are encouraged to embrace the intense and challenging soundscape. Overall, the album is deemed an essential and successful entry in Brötzmann's discography. Dive into the wild world of Peter Brötzmann's 'Nipples'—experience the raw power of free jazz today!

 The album sounds innovative, brilliant and crazy at the same time!

 For followers of noise and the most extreme experimentalism, I warmly recommend an eavesdrop on 'Norwegianism'.

MoHa!'s 'Norwegianism' offers a brilliant and chaotic blend of avant-grind, noise, jazz-core, and no-wave. Led by Anders Hana and Morten J. Olsen, the album delivers fast, vibrant bursts of innovative sound. Though challenging for conventional listeners, fans of extreme experimental music will find it rewarding. The album is a standout release on Rune Grammofon. Dive into the wild, innovative world of MoHa!'s Norwegianism and experience noise music like never before!

 "The album reaches its peak of ecstasy during the lengthy 'Burnt Sugar', over half an hour of improvisation in which the saxophone howls all its fury."

 "SweetSweat is a highly percussive and atmospheric track that gradually becomes more disturbing and devoted to wild improvisation, never losing any of its intense energy."

Sweet Sweat captures a 2006 live performance by Peter Brotzmann and Paal Nilssen-Love, showcasing intense, chaotic free jazz. The album features powerful improvisations, especially on the 30-minute track "Burnt Sugar." Brotzmann's signature fiery saxophone style and Nilssen-Love's dynamic drumming create an energetic, raw soundscape. Despite its difficulty, the record is highly recommended for fans of Brotzmann and the free jazz genre. Dive into the fiery world of free jazz with Peter Brotzmann Trio's Sweet Sweat—listen to the raw and intense live performance now!