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 There are no glimmers of light or redemption, a murky and unsettling album from the first to the last note.

 No dull moment, the tracks flow one after another, and in the end, you’re left wanting more.

Disintoxication, by The Secret, is a dark and intense hardcore album fueled by aggressive vocals and thick guitars. Influenced by Converge and Cursed, it mixes black metal and drone elements creating an unsettling atmosphere. The album flows seamlessly from start to finish, leaving a strong impact with standout tracks like "Inferno" and "Funeral Monolith." This work marks an important step before their acclaimed Solve et Coagula release. Dive into The Secret’s Disintoxication and experience the raw, dark energy of hardcore at its finest!

 Rarely have I come across a project so dark and cryptic.

 Black noise full of echoes, ambient and ritualistic, recorded live in abandoned hospitals, cemeteries, disused factories, desecrated churches, ruins.

Tomb's Sacrilegium album immerses listeners in a dark and cryptic ambient black noise experience. Featuring live recordings from abandoned and desecrated sites, the music is full of echoes and ritualistic atmospheres. This release stands out as a genuine underground masterpiece for fans of experimental and dark soundscapes. Dive into Tomb's Sacrilegium and experience the haunting depths of black noise and ritualistic ambient soundscapes today!

 No name, just a grotesque gray face painted in oil, used as a logo.

 Then jazzy death metal, introspective slowdowns, then grind again, then noise again.

Illogo's 'When Liquids Stay Dry' is an intense album merging post-core with grindcore, electronic, and jazzy death metal influences. The review highlights aggressive vocals and dynamic genre shifts that create a complex and abrasive soundscape. It praises the album’s ability to blend introspection with intensity, showcasing a unique musical experience. Listen to Illogo's 'When Liquids Stay Dry' to experience a fierce blend of post-core and experimental metal.

 The violent Japan, the apocalyptic one of megacities, of wild industrialization.

 21 Japanese bands of fastcore/crust/grindcore, almost all unknown, almost all gone.

Japan in Decline is a brutal compilation album featuring 21 Japanese bands specializing in fastcore, crust, and grindcore. The record captures a violent and apocalyptic industrial Japan sound, focusing on underground groups many of which are now defunct. Standout acts include Fuck On The Beach, Mass Genocide, Hellpop, and Carcass Grinder. The album delivers raw and intense punk energy. Dive into the fierce sounds of Japan’s underground fastcore scene—listen to Japan in Decline now!

 "Slimy and compact sludge, droning at times, influenced by the malevolent eye of the South (EYEHATEGOD)."

 The singer Katherine’s voice has the same effect as scraping your back crawling on asphalt.

Salome's self-titled album delivers a slimy, compact sludge metal sound influenced by EYEHATEGOD. Katherine's harsh vocals add a gritty texture that complements the intense, droning music. The album is characterized by vivid and dark lyrical imagery, creating a powerful listening experience. Dive into Salome’s crushing sludge metal debut and experience the raw power of their sound and vocals!

 Dropdead synthesize in about forty songs that compose this work, the ethic of the most militant diy hardcore, and particularly crust.

 No melodic or intimate concessions, no slowdowns.

Dropdead’s self-titled album encapsulates the militant DIY hardcore spirit with forty fast and aggressive tracks. Their raw sound channels anarcho crust punk themes about animalism, anarchism, pacifism, and veganism. The album’s relentless intensity captures the dark and urgent mood of the 90s hardcore scene, making no concessions in speed or message. Dive into Dropdead’s fierce anarcho crust hardcore and experience uncompromising punk energy today!

 A fast and compact album, angry, hardcore!

 A gem of independent hc that you must absolutely have.

Ohuzaru's self-titled album delivers a fast, compact, and angry powerviolence hardcore experience. Released around 2000 from Venice, it features sincere lyrics and high energy. This independent hardcore album is praised as a must-have gem within the genre. Listen to Ohuzaru's fierce powerviolence hardcore album and experience raw underground energy now!

 Dark and disillusioned hardcore that still retains that punk sound but moves towards more “metallic” shores.

 There is a dark aura surrounding this album, starting from its blue and black cover.

Encore Fou's Il Numero Undici stands as a significant album in the Italian independent hardcore scene. It merges punk energy with metallic and black metal elements. The album features dark, existential lyrics in Italian, setting it apart from more conventional hardcore of its time. The reviewer highlights its lasting impact and hopes for the band's lasting legacy in Turin's music culture. Explore Encore Fou's Il Numero Undici for a deep dive into dark Italian hardcore punk with metal edge and unforgettable lyrics.

 A monolithic and pitch-black album, lysergic and hypnotic, with the taste of moss and the blind rivers that flow in the depths of the world.

 Cathartic doom drone, sparse, without bass; slow but relentless drumming, a ragged and ritual voice, invoking the underground abominations described by Lovecraft.

Moss's album Cthonic Rites is a 66-minute exploration of cathartic doom drone divided into two parts. It combines deep, visceral guitar work with relentless drumming and a ritualistic vocal style. The album invokes Lovecraftian underground horrors and delivers a monolithic, pitch-black, hypnotic listening experience. Its sparse, bass-less instrumentation enhances its lysergic, cosmic doom atmosphere. Dive into Moss's Cthonic Rites to experience a hypnotic journey through cosmic doom and dark atmospheres.

 "'Hatred For Mankind' is dirty, violent, and sincere."

 "The raw death metal in the style of Benediction blends with the roughest and fastest black metal, only to be mutilated by sludge doom incursions."

Dragged Into Sunlight's 'Hatred For Mankind' is an intense fusion of death, black, and sludge doom metal that captivates with raw and violent sincerity. The album balances slow, claustrophobic moments with fast, aggressive passages, highlighted by hardcore vocals. Not visionary but highly effective, it will please fans of extreme metal genres. The artwork by Justin Bartlett adds a haunting visual element. Overall, a relentless and powerful debut. Listen to 'Hatred For Mankind' now and experience one of the most brutal blends of metal in recent years!