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 Botch: pioneers of a genre that sits at the intersection of brutality and intelligence.

 This mathcore is dissonant but not too much, extreme but not repetitive, noisy but varied... and despite everything, accessible.

Botch's American Nervoso stands as an early, fresh example of mathcore, balancing extreme and intelligent music with surprising accessibility. The album is praised for its varied and non-repetitive sound, earning respect among extreme music fans. The review is playful and humorous, reflecting on the band's influence and a nostalgic note on the closing of Hydra Head Records. Overall, it's a tribute to a seminal album in a unique metal-hardcore fusion. Listen to Botch's American Nervoso and explore the roots of mathcore brilliance today!

 The long progressions opposed to sudden and devastating detonations seem to simulate the tension produced by Mother Earth, increasingly angry with her wretched guests.

 A painful awareness of humanity’s own role in temporal and spatial coordinates brings about a sense of hope.

Neurosis' EP 'Sovereign' marks an evolutionary step with Neurot Recordings debuting as a label. The album blends ambient soundscapes with doom and sludge metal, infused with tribal rhythms and mythological imagery. It explores human struggle and hope through intense compositions and powerful themes. Produced by Steve Albini, the 32-minute EP bridges past and future Neurosis works with atmospheric depth and sonic violence. Dive into Neurosis' Sovereign for a powerful blend of ambient atmospheres and crushing doom—experience the evolution of experimental metal now!