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 "A genuine and rural crossover played full-throttle without getting lost in unnecessary introductory frills."

 "This is a safe place!!! Well done, really well done."

HOBOS///' debut album 'Not a Safe Place' impresses with its energetic country-rockabilly style, inspired by American western sounds and enriched with metal nuances. The trio's vigorous performance and inventive covers set it apart from typical Italian music. Highlights include memorable tracks like 'Sometimes I Fly' and 'New Me,' showcasing a dynamic range from explosive rock to dreamy acoustic endings. A short yet powerful album that leaves a strong impression. Listen to HOBOS///' 'Not a Safe Place' and experience a powerful fusion of country rock and electrifying metal influences!

 A new vile and blackened creature is born: Death ’n’ Roll.

 Four and a half minutes is the duration of one of the best songs ever composed by the band (try listening to it, watching your back).

Entombed’s 1993 EP Hollowman is hailed as a groundbreaking work that introduced Death ’n’ Roll by blending brutal Death Metal with rock elements. The review highlights the powerful musicianship, especially Nicke Andersson’s influence on songwriting, and praises standout tracks like the title song and 'Bonehouse.' Described as a masterpiece and possibly the best Death Metal EP, it is celebrated for its dark, ominous atmosphere and sonic ferocity. Dive into Entombed’s Hollowman EP and experience the birth of Death ’n’ Roll—listen now and feel the metal fury!

 The direct and uncompromising sonic extremism of the very first releases by the Nottingham-based label was starting to give way to more calculated and controlled approaches, without losing a single gram of power and 'ear-hurting' attitude.

 "Choice Of A New Generation" by Brutal Truth: another terrible blow, where Grindcore and Hardcore come together, creating a deadly sonic wall that destroys everything without mercy.

Earplugged Vol. 1 by Earache Records captures a pivotal moment in extreme metal history. Featuring seven influential bands, the compilation balances raw intensity with refined sound. Highlights include Entombed's crushing riffs, Napalm Death's grindcore chaos, and Carcass's melodic complexity. Although missing Morbid Angel, this release remains unparalleled among the series. A must-listen for metal enthusiasts. Listen now and experience the raw power of Earache's Earplugged Vol. 1, a landmark in extreme metal history!

 They are the universally recognized godfathers of Grindcore;

 A track that annihilates and shatters you with an apocalyptic finale where all the instruments are tormented, creating a monstrous and insurmountable sound wall.

Napalm Death's 1995 'Greed Killing' EP exemplifies their mastery in grindcore, featuring a more calculated yet ferocious sound. The EP acts as a prelude to their 'Diatribes' album, mixing industrial moods with powerful execution. Highlights include the approachable title track and the live industrial-metal infused 'Plague Rages.' The band’s skillful musicianship, especially Danny's drumming and Barney's vocal range, stands out. The EP bridges their hardcore origins with a matured, brutal style. Dive into Napalm Death's relentless 'Greed Killing' EP and experience grindcore like never before!

 Primordial, aggressive Death that overwhelms everything in the listening thanks to David Ingram’s demonic growl voice.

 A pitch-black and granitic track like few others in the genre.

Benediction's 1994 EP 'The Grotesque - Ashen Epitaph' remains a powerful showcase of their early, aggressive death metal style. Featuring robust vocals by David Ingram and heavy, warlike guitar riffs, it recalls the sound of peers like Napalm Death and Bolt Thrower. Including five tracks, three of which are live versions of earlier hits, the EP captures the raw energy that made them influential in the European death metal scene. While their later works became more predictable, this release stands out for its extremity and intensity. Listen to Benediction's fierce EP and experience classic 90s death metal intensity now!

 Great album that one, recorded in the quiet countryside of my Ranch in absolute freedom.

 Every time I listen to the track it makes me tap my foot in time; but my favorite piece is the song that concludes the album: Jerry Was A Race Car Driver which in this acoustic version takes on a blistering speed that thrills me and makes me die laughing!!!

The review captures a playful and affectionate conversation with Les Claypool about Duo De Twang's album Four Foot Shack. Praised for its spontaneous, humorous vibe and acoustic country-blues sound, the album stands out as a refreshing side project. The reviewer highlights the fun recording environment and particularly enjoys the energetic cover of a Bee Gees song and a blisteringly fast closing track. This album was one of the reviewer’s favorites of 2014. Listen to Four Foot Shack by Duo De Twang for a fresh, fun acoustic country-blues experience full of humor and spirited performances!

 The closer you got to the stage, the greater the violence of the physical clash; like in an infernal circle of Dantean memory.

 If you survive a Slayer concert, you can easily mosh with any band without taking damage. A sort of university exam with 110 honors (satanic).

This review recounts an intensely ferocious live performance by Slayer and Machine Head at Palatrussardi in Milan, 1994. The author reflects on the chaos and energy in the mosh pit, the fiery setlist, and memorable band moments. Slayer's raw speed and power, along with Machine Head's solid opening, created an unforgettable night. The review emphasizes the physical toll and sheer intensity of the show. Relive the raw energy of Slayer and Machine Head’s 1994 Milan performance – dive into the review and experience true metal fury!

 Steve Turner appears on the cover of his first solo album sitting on a chair outside on the home balcony.

 An extremely intimate album... sealed by an a cappella cover of 'Last Call,' a song written by Dave Van Ronk.

Steve Turner's 2003 solo album 'Searching For Melody' marks a clear shift from his noisy Mudhoney roots to a softer, more intimate blend of acoustic country and folk influences. Featuring 14 tracks that showcase disarming simplicity and traditional melodies, the album includes contributions from Stone Gossard and Dan Peters. The a cappella cover of Dave Van Ronk's 'Last Call' concludes this unexpected and charming collection. Listen to Steve Turner's 'Searching For Melody' for a unique blend of folk, country, and acoustic blues that surprises and enchants.

 Nirvana arrived and devastated the place with a deadly shockwave and force.

 They ended the concert with 'Territorial Pissings': I don’t think adding more is necessary... TERRIFYING...

This review captures the intense and raw experience of Nirvana's 1991 concert at Bloom, Mezzago. The fan vividly recalls the heat, energy, and chaos of the show where Nirvana delivered a powerful set dominated by songs from Nevermind and Bleach. Kurt Cobain’s ferocity and passion stand out, making the concert unforgettable. The writer reflects on personal memories and the impact of Nirvana’s live performance. Dive into the raw power of Nirvana's 1991 Bloom concert—listen, relive, and experience the legendary grunge energy now!

 I’M AFRAID... so much.

 If there’s an afterlife, I still want to be welcomed by these sounds should I enter eternal hell. A masterpiece.

Greymachine's 'Disconnected' is a deeply haunting industrial-sludge album by Justin Broadrick and Aaron Turner. The reviewer describes the album's intense heaviness, intricate sound layers, and primal vocal delivery. It is a challenging, overwhelming listen characterized by obsession and darkness. Despite its difficulty, the album is considered a unique masterpiece that evokes deep emotional responses. Dive into the dark, immersive world of Greymachine’s 'Disconnected'—explore this intense industrial masterpiece now!