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 John Peel was a genius; Carcass and Godflesh are equally so.

 Grindcore of a malice, a ferocity that is almost unlistenable even for those who have been accustomed for decades to these chilling noises.

This review celebrates the intense and raw energy of Carcass and Godflesh’s BBC Peel Sessions. It highlights Carcass’ ferocious early grindcore sound and Godflesh’s pioneering industrial metal style. The sessions reflect the courage of John Peel to showcase extreme metal during a critical period. Both bands deliver powerful, chaotic performances that remain influential and memorable. Discover the raw power of Carcass and Godflesh’s legendary Peel Sessions—listen now and experience the roots of extreme metal!

 Forget the raw harshness of the Seattle Sound because with Brad we are in a completely different place.

 A falsetto of remarkable impact: fiery, soulful, full of pathos and dark moods.

This review reflects on the passing of Shawn Smith, lead singer of Brad, and revisits their album 'United We Stand.' Emphasizing the band's soulful and melancholic sound, it contrasts Brad's style with the raw Seattle grunge scene. The voice of Smith is highlighted as the emotional core, making the album a touching tribute. A standout track, 'Through The Day,' is praised for its atmospheric depth. Explore Brad's soulful sound and honor Shawn Smith by listening to 'United We Stand' today.

 "Long Distance Calling invented nothing but manage to be 'captivating' with their instrumental Post-Rock."

 "From that first encounter with the track every time I reach the summit on my hikes, the first thing I do is retrieve the video on my phone and listen to it."

The reviewer expresses deep admiration for Long Distance Calling's 2018 album Boundless, especially the track "Out There." The album's long instrumental compositions create an emotional and immersive listening experience reminiscent of renowned post-rock bands. The music's progressive, expansive, and occasionally heavy moments evoke imagery of mountain ascents, connecting deeply with nature and personal reflection. Listen to Long Distance Calling's Boundless and experience an emotional post-rock journey!

 "I truly worshipped the Milanese band to the brink of madness in the early nineties."

 "The striking and short piece of madness 'Is'Vara' is the most successful and impactful episode of the EP."

This review highlights Ritmo Tribale's 1991 EP as a powerful blend of hard rock, funk metal, and hardcore. The band is praised for its abrasive style and intense vocal delivery by Edda. Notable tracks include 'Is'Vara' and 'Il Lupo,' which showcase the band's dynamic range. The reviewer shares personal concert memories, reinforcing the EP's significance in the Milan alternative scene. Listen to Ritmo Tribale's explosive 1991 EP now and experience the heart of Milan's alternative rock scene!

 Lupex represents our natural evolution in which we range between more genres.

 In Lupex, the Fakir Thongs are stripped bare, it’s a more faithful testimony of our true sound.

The review explores Fakir Thongs’ album Lupex as a significant step forward from their debut, showcasing a rich mix of stoner rock fused with blues, psychedelia, and progressive elements. The band’s diverse influences and technical prowess shine, especially in longer instrumental tracks. Lyrics touch on universal themes like broken hearts and hope. Overall, Lupex is praised as a deserving and original work. Listen to Lupex now and experience Fakir Thongs’ unique fusion of stoner, psychedelic, and blues rock!

 It’s a sound testament that made me laugh, cry, rejoice, think.

 It seems as if he wants to say to Bob: 'Another twenty songs like Warehouse; but this time they are all written by me; this time I won, my dear Bob.'

This heartfelt review celebrates Grant Hart's final album, The Argument, as a deeply personal and ambitious work. The reviewer reflects on Hart's legacy with Husker Du, the painful band breakup, and the album's baroque, concept-driven nature. The Argument is praised for its emotional depth, unique instrumentation, and connection to Hart's past. The reviewer expresses a profound love and reverence for the artist and his last musical testament. Listen to Grant Hart’s The Argument and experience the powerful emotional journey of his final masterpiece.

 "Mega-Techno-Metal overflowing with industrial steel-covered power."

 "Selfless remains after years an excellent example of the continuous evolution, the continuous sonic exploration that has always characterized the music career of such an important figure for Metal."

Godflesh's third full-length album Selfless marks a significant evolution in their industrial metal sound. Released in 1994 under Columbia Records, it features clearer vocals from Justin Broadrick and a more controlled, fluid approach. While some purists may find it less brutal than previous work, the album remains an excellent example of the band's continual sonic exploration. Despite underwhelming sales, Selfless stands as a strong chapter in Godflesh's career. Dive into Godflesh's Selfless and experience the evolution of industrial metal today!

 Lights, sounds, images, smoke create a magical atmosphere; and my mind can’t help but wander back to Monza 1989 when I saw one of the concerts of my life.

 I am overwhelmed, devastated, shocked... simply happy.

The reviewer shares an intimate and deeply emotional experience attending the Pink Floyd History tribute concert. From immersive sound and visuals to iconic songs like Comfortably Numb and Shine on You Crazy Diamond, the band delivers a powerful performance. Personal memories blend with the music, enhancing the overall impact. The concert is praised for both musicianship and atmosphere, leaving a lasting impression. Dive into this moving Pink Floyd tribute review and relive the magic of timeless classics and unforgettable solos.

 Sumac manage to unite tremendous passages of suffocating malevolence with mystical moments of adamantine beauty.

 Never so close to Isis as on this occasion; particularly in the long instrumental passages where blind fury leaves room for eternal digressions.

Sumac’s third album, 'Love In Shadow,' features fewer but longer tracks, emphasizing expansive and intense musical journeys. The sound is a potent mix of post-sludge heaviness, industrial textures, and atmospheric instrumental passages. Vocal delivery is fierce and growling, enhancing the album’s dark and chaotic mood. The review highlights the balance between overwhelming malevolence and moments of ethereal beauty, affirming Sumac’s artistic growth and power. Dive into Sumac's 'Love In Shadow' and experience epic post-sludge metal’s raw power and haunting beauty.

 The long instrumental digressions destabilize, entering harmfully into your mind, your soul.

 The listening of the paradisiacal crescendo found in the thirteen minutes of "Weight" is worth much more than what I have written so far.

Clearing The Eye is an immersive live DVD capturing Isis during their Panopticon tour, emphasizing their heavy, layered, and complex sonic style. With minimal stage distractions, the band's music commands full attention, producing intense emotional and sonic contrasts. The DVD also includes raw early recordings that recall their noise-driven roots, highlighting their evolution. Highlighted is the 13-minute epic 'Weight,' described as one of their finest works. Experience the power and depth of Isis's live performance — watch Clearing The Eye and immerse yourself in post-rock mastery.