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 Lyburnum is strange, absurd, destabilizing... too politicized and angry to be defined as simple Emocore.

 The culmination is an eleven-minute track surrounded by a spectral and psychedelic aura, immersing everything in a luciferian atmosphere.

Lyburnum by Moss Icon is a complex and intellectual album that transcends typical Emocore boundaries. Recorded in 1988 and released posthumously, it blends hardcore punk roots with grunge, post-punk, and psychedelic sludge influences. The album's standout track is an 11-minute journey into a dark, ceremonial atmosphere filled with esoteric and anti-dogmatic themes. Though the band downplays their influence, Lyburnum remains a crucial work in the evolution of early Emotional Hardcore. Dive into Moss Icon's Lyburnum and experience a haunting chapter of Emotional Hardcore history!

 The ska will make you dance, the thrash will make you mosh, the epicness will make your heart sink into your chest and the anthemic vocals will have you singing for days.

 New chapter to be written in charred letters under the headline Crack Rock Steady.

Lost Remedies by Atrocity Solution is a vibrant blend of ska, thrash, crust, and punk, rooted in the Crack Rock Steady style. The album impresses with strong production and fiery, catchy tracks. Influenced by seminal bands like Choking Victim, it delivers a chaotic yet epic musical journey. Highlights include instantly classic songs and a powerful long-form epic crust track closing the album. The band also maintains a strong DIY ethic with side projects such as We The Heathens. Listen to Lost Remedies and ignite your passion for explosive Crack Rock Steady music today!

 Stuff you can’t listen to during the day.

 All reaching its summation in 'Modern Orbita'. Listen to it before dawn.

The review describes 'Stench of Exist' as a hypnotic and minimal slowcore album by Boduf Songs. It outlines the artist’s musical evolution over a decade, highlighting the ethereal electronics and slow pace. The album is recommended for quiet, introspective listening, particularly before dawn. While praised for its atmosphere, it’s suggested the music suits specific moods or times of day. Dive into the hypnotic minimalism of Boduf Songs' 'Stench of Exist'—perfect for your late-night listening sessions.

 "Inlé is the personification of death. The sunset. The black rabbit of Inlé does not exist without Frith."

 "The king is dead! We bound his face! Cut off his head! We spit at thee, We curse at thee... Our god is dead!"

The review praises Inlé as a powerful and heartfelt conclusion to Fall of Efrafa's trilogy. It highlights themes of death, rebellion, and cyclical renewal, emphasizing the album's intense atmosphere and narrative depth. The music shifts from crust influences to a more sincere and ritualistic blackened sound, embodying a story of overthrowing oppression and embracing freedom. The review regards the album as a monumental and poetic work that closes the circle while pointing toward new beginnings. Discover the epic conclusion of Fall of Efrafa's trilogy—immerse yourself in the dark power and poetic depth of Inlé now.

 There are records that filter the gaze, causing it to linger precariously over a chasm filled with nothing but solid darkness.

 This is Progressive. Call it Screamo Prog, Prog Hardcore or whatever you want, but here you are facing the dark side of King Crimson from 'Red'.

Gospel's 'The Moon Is a Dead World' is a deep dive into a unique blend of post-hardcore and progressive rock. Characterized by dark atmospheres, technical prowess, and intense emotion, the album pushes boundaries without care for convention. It evokes the darker sides of King Crimson and early Pink Floyd while maintaining a raw, explosive mood. This is a milestone record marked by virtuosity and powerful lyricism. Experience the visceral intensity and dark progressive textures of Gospel's The Moon Is a Dead World—listen now and explore its deep sonic abyss.

 These Pyramids want to toss you around hard, they do something that in the end isn’t strange, but they make you feel it in a washing machine.

 It happens. These guys want you to say 'non ci ho capito un cazzo' on the first listen and then again on the second, third, etc.

The review portrays Pyramids' 'A Northern Meadow' as a challenging and fuzzy album that can confuse listeners. Its sound is intense and immersive, though sometimes monotonous. The cover art is heavily criticized. The music blends elements of dream pop but ultimately defies easy categorization. Dive into the mysterious and fuzzy world of Pyramids' 'A Northern Meadow'—listen now and experience its unique soundscape.

 Tsukamoto’s films don’t delve into the unconscious; they pave the way by leaving a crater and pull it out, show it to you, and smack you with it.

 Frenzied direction but far too grounded, never losing touch with reality despite being in a timeless limbo pervaded by a suffocating shroud.

Nightmare Detective is a disturbing yet profound film by Shinya Tsukamoto that explores dreams, nightmares, and existential themes. With frenetic editing and a grounded yet surreal style, Tsukamoto creates intense tension and deep reflections on life and death. The review highlights the film’s originality and emotional impact, distinguishing it from other directors who tackle similar themes. Explore the haunting depths of Nightmare Detective—watch now to experience Tsukamoto’s unique vision of dreams and reality.

 "Definition Sickness is phenomenal, not that the two predecessors are not astonishing, but Definition Sickness is phenomenal."

 "Motherfuckers talk shit, but never bet against us."

No Bird Sing's 'Definition Sickness' is a deeply personal and magnetically dark indie hip hop album that surpasses their previous works. With hypnotic flows by Joe Horton and claustrophobic, expertly crafted beats, the trio delivers a unique, high-level production. Featuring collaborations with notable artists like Sadistik and Sage Francis, this album establishes itself as a new zenith in underground rap. 'Definition Sickness' demands attentive listening and stands out in the genre. Discover the hypnotic world of No Bird Sing's 'Definition Sickness'—listen now and experience a new pinnacle in indie hip hop.

 Something that grabs you by the scruff of your neck and almost chokes you, lifts you up in the air, and hurls you far, far away.

 'Vengeance' is some of the most devastating, negative, angry, desperate, black, and intense things that could ever reach human ears.

Tragedy's 2002 album 'Vengeance' is a powerful and devastating hardcore record that channels deep anger and fear reflecting societal collapse. Drawing from anarcho-punk and crust punk roots, it delivers raw intensity and a heavy, apocalyptic atmosphere. The music is uncompromising and true, leaving listeners with a profound sense of destruction and despair. With connections to legendary acts like His Hero Is Gone, 'Vengeance' is a standout in extreme music. Dive into Tragedy's 'Vengeance' and feel the raw power of hardcore punk at its darkest and most intense.

 "We are the first – and hopefully the last – species that has evolved to the point of deserving extinction."

 "The future belongs to the Earth, not us. When we fall, our planet will still stand, and perhaps then it will find peace."

Vestiges' 'The Descent of Man' is a weighty concept album exploring humanity's birth, evolution, and eventual extinction. The music is intense and varied, blending crushing sound walls, D-Beat energy, and epic post-rock atmospheres. The album reflects on human egocentrism, environmental destruction, and the inevitable consequences of our actions. It delivers a powerful, visceral experience tied to universal themes. Dive into Vestiges' 'The Descent of Man' and experience a powerful journey through humanity's rise and fall.