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 Wiegedood operates in a very simple and essential manner, well-concealed behind the incessant storm of blast beats that aptly surrounds the tension-filled and dramatic climaxes of their proposal.

 It won’t innovate anything, it won’t be a groundbreaking release, but if you find the time for a listen, Wiegedood will surely make themselves heard.

Wiegedood’s debut album "De Doden Hebben Het Goed" delivers a raw and atmospheric black metal experience rooted in the Church of Ra tradition. The album emphasizes ritualistic, intense melodies and dramatic tension, avoiding eclectic distractions. It does not innovate but effectively channels the collective’s dark aura. The final track closes with an ethereal touch, enhancing the album’s somber mood. Dive into Wiegedood’s dark ritualistic black metal and experience the Church of Ra’s atmospheric power today!

 It wasn’t a show like many others. It was THE show.

 I really can’t find the words, I’m not sure I can put into writing everything that was going through my mind when with my poor vocal cords I was screaming every single word, every single lyric of Witness.

This review passionately describes a memorable live show by Modern Life Is War at The Roxy, celebrating the 10-year anniversary of their album Witness. The writer details the high-energy performances of supporting bands like Dangers and Cult Leader, captures the intense crowd atmosphere, and expresses deep personal connection to the music. The night is depicted as a raw, immersive, and unforgettable hardcore punk experience. Dive into the raw hardcore energy—read the full review and relive Modern Life Is War’s epic live performance!

 There is no grace, only failures and betrayals that rise to the surface and are sinisterly cast back into the personal hell contained in sharp, edgy, disorienting, and unhealthy tracks.

 A record, a band that, admiring the constant evolution since the first 'Fuck with Fire', deserves this revival, for which we have to thank Bannon & Co. once more.

Planes Mistaken for Stars' album Mercy is a powerful post-hardcore record that evokes raw emotion and dark atmosphere. Rediscovered and re-released through Deathwish Records, it captures the band's tormented energy and intricate musicality. Gared O'Donnell's raspy vocals and the band's intense instrumentation create a haunting and unforgettable experience. This revival acknowledges the band's lasting impact despite their breakup shortly after Mercy's original release. Dive into the dark, powerful world of Mercy – listen now and experience the raw intensity of Planes Mistaken for Stars.

 Seeing a furious John Brannon appearing between a curtain of smoke and blinding white lights is enough to make me happy.

 Farrar looks like a possessed Iggy Pop, shirtless, he throws himself to the ground, returns in the middle of the audience, throws the mic.

The review captures an intense live show featuring Ceremony, Negative Approach, Gun Outfit, and Mrs.Magician at The Echoplex. The energy of hardcore punk, especially from John Brannon’s Negative Approach, electrifies the crowd. Ceremony delivers a high-octane performance that blends post-punk elements with classic punk fury. The crowd’s relentless enthusiasm, stage diving, and moshing amplify the experience, making the night unforgettable. Though support acts had some challenges, the overall concert was a thrilling display of hardcore passion and rawness. Dive into the raw hardcore punk energy of Ceremony and Negative Approach—listen now and feel the fierce spirit of the underground scene!

 Difference of Potential is a hell of an album, with a capital H and all the halos involved.

 Every track present here is a pearl destined to remain enshrined on the screamo ocean floor.

Funeral Diner's Difference of Potential is a landmark screamo album from 2002, known for its raw intensity and emotional depth. The band’s sound is a pioneering force that blends dark atmospheres with precise yet powerful compositions. This album captures a suffocating mood and an overwhelming sense of anxiety while avoiding clichés. It remains a timeless milestone for fans of underground screamo and post-hardcore music. Dive into the raw, emotional world of Funeral Diner's Difference of Potential and experience a true screamo masterpiece.

 ‘Rohnert Park is a full-length album covered in bitterness and disillusionment that fiercely fuels Ross Farrar’s dirty and scowling scream.’

 ‘After half an hour, everything vanishes, but the impression that remains is that of having taken a heavy dive into the past, where the no-frills claustrophobia of punk prevailed and trainloads of anger crashed down on you.’

Ceremony’s Rohnert Park LP offers a fierce homage to 1980s hardcore punk, blending raw aggression with nostalgic California street culture. Ross Farrar’s vocal delivery channels punk rage infused with moments of dark post-punk inspiration. The album features fast riffs, thrash elements, and deeply bitter lyrics about discontent and rebellion. Overall, it’s a powerful, unpolished, and emotionally charged punk record that captures the essence of the genre’s roots. Listen to Ceremony’s Rohnert Park LP and experience raw, unfiltered hardcore punk rooted in 1980s California rebellion.

 "The Raein are eternal, in simple words."

 "You can’t decide anything because you get caught up in it and trapped without too many alternatives; it’s there, waiting for you at the gate, staring at you."

Raein’s 'Perpetuum' marks a compelling comeback after four years of silence, delivering six concise yet powerful tracks full of emotional depth and intense screamo energy. The album is praised for its poetic lyricism, nostalgic atmosphere, and dynamic shifts in sound. Despite its brevity, it leaves a lasting impression, encouraging repeated listens. 'Perpetuum' solidifies Raein’s status as timeless artists in the screamo scene. Listen to Raein’s 'Perpetuum' and experience a poetic, heartfelt screamo revival that never loses its edge.

 It’s a descent into hell, without mincing words.

 Kyle Durfey live is of a verve that sweeps away any doubt.

This live review captures a memorable night at the Roxy Theatre featuring Pianos Become The Teeth, Loma Prieta, and Gates. The author highlights the striking contrast between Loma Prieta's intense hardcore set and Pianos Become The Teeth’s emotive post-rock sound. Personal interactions with band members and vivid concert atmosphere bring depth to the experience. The reviewer praises the live energy and emotional delivery of all bands, especially the dynamic performances of Loma Prieta and Pianos Become The Teeth. Discover the raw energy and heartfelt emotion of Pianos Become The Teeth and Loma Prieta live—experience the concert through this vivid review!

 It's short, it's damn incisive, and yes, everything works like a charm.

 Øjne won it all, calibrating in such a small space a liberating screamo that explodes and creates yet another piece for a bright future.

This short but powerful split album features intense and raw screamo from Sweden's Rainmaker and Italy's Øjne. The review highlights the emotional depth, nostalgic tones, and fierce energy packed into less than 10 minutes. The author expresses personal connection and recommends the release emphatically, praising its incisive execution and hopeful future. Listen to this fierce screamo split on Bandcamp now—short, intense, and emotionally powerful!

 This is what screamo demands, and Shizune is right there on the front lines, with the right refinement that brings order to emotional chaos.

 Le Voyageur Imprudent... does good what it must do by operating in unison on the right harmonies, on the right dark glimpses inhabited by fragility.

Shizune's album Le Voyageur Imprudent is praised as a compelling emotional screamo record featuring raw energy and intricate melodies. The reviewer highlights the band's ability to carve a unique space in the crowded hardcore scene. The album’s 10 tracks balance intense screams and intimate interludes, capturing a mix of despair and hope. The emotional depth and melodic shifts make this album essential listening for fans of the genre. It's described as a work that resonates deeply with listeners and uplifts the underground scene. Listen to Shizune's Le Voyageur Imprudent now and experience the powerful emotional surge of modern screamo!