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 The exact carbon copy of Streetcleaner by Godflesh.

 Just under forty minutes that drag you into a derailing vortex, from an industrial foundry.

Pitchshifter's 1991 album 'Industrial' closely mirrors the sound and style of Godflesh's 'Streetcleaner,' showcasing primitive yet effective industrial metal. Recorded with minimal budget and few sessions, the album delivers a relentless, dark sonic wall of guitars, drum machines, and distorted vocals. Its suffocating and intense atmosphere, while difficult, marks a significant entry in early industrial metal. The band’s later work, such as 'Desensitized,' moves toward a more original sound. Explore Pitchshifter's raw industrial assault and experience the early '90s metal scene intensity now!

 According to many, myself included, the heaviest Hardcore group of all time.

 They kick New York-style Hardcore in the face and catapult you towards Crowbar’s Sludge.

Disembodied's debut full-length album Diablerie is praised as one of the heaviest hardcore releases ever. Hailing from Minneapolis, the band offers nine tracks filled with dark, visceral heaviness and slow, crushing rhythms. The album features a unique sound that blends hardcore with sludge influences, standing apart from faster hardcore acts like SOIA. Though powerful and memorable, Diablerie remains underrated and quickly forgotten in the hardcore scene. Listen to Disembodied's Diablerie and experience one of hardcore's heaviest and darkest albums now!

 It’s like receiving the same punch hundreds of times in just a handful of seconds!

 Chaotic, yet always in control, the hyper-fast drumming.

Archspire's 'Relentless Mutation' impressed a longtime extreme metal listener with its ferocious speed and technical complexity. The album features chaotic but controlled drumming, intricate 7- and 8-string guitar work, and relentless vocal delivery by Oli Peters. Across seven tracks and 30 minutes, the band delivers a brutal and intense experience, mixing moments of calm with overwhelming aggression. The reviewer eagerly anticipates their upcoming album, considering this work almost unsurpassable. Dive into Archspire's Relentless Mutation and experience the pinnacle of technical death metal intensity now!

 My verdict on the new Carcass album is totally, absolutely negative.

 I found them boring, banal, predictable.

This review strongly criticizes Carcass's latest album Torn Arteries for lacking the raw power and intensity that defined their earlier work. The reviewer finds the production overly clean and the music boring and predictable. Only a few tracks were listened to, but they were enough to reject the album entirely. The album cover is also dismissed as a failed artistic choice. Despite the band's legendary status, this release is considered a major disappointment. Read the full critical review of Carcass's Torn Arteries and decide for yourself if it lives up to the band's legacy.

 Two facts might already suffice: 10 tracks for 17 minutes.

 A Tabula Rasa that leaves no survivors... But I emerge regenerated... and in pieces...

The review presents 'Abandon All Life' by Nails as a punishing grindcore album marked by extreme speed and aggression. Produced by Kurt Ballou, it blends influences from iconic extreme metal bands. The short, relentless tracks create an overwhelming yet regenerative listening experience. The reviewer praises the album's crushing heaviness, chaotic vocals, and uncompromising brutality. Listen to Nails' 'Abandon All Life' and experience some of the most ferocious grindcore ever recorded.

 Fifteenth work in a career that has seen them excel, without EVER making the slightest misstep or losing their touch.

 43 minutes sounding from the first to the last second CANNIBAL CORPSE!!!

Cannibal Corpse's 15th album, Violence Unimagined, stays true to their brutal death metal roots without compromise. Despite lineup changes, including Erik Rutan replacing Pat O’Brien and pandemic obstacles, the band delivers 43 minutes of intense, heavy sound. The album blends relentless assaults with thick, saturated atmospheres and features standout vocal ferocity by George 'Corpsegrinder' Fisher. It's heralded as the top metal release of 2021 with no compromise on their signature style. Dive into the relentless world of Cannibal Corpse’s Violence Unimagined—listen now and experience brutal death metal at its finest!

 They've eaten nitroglycerin and you can feel it in the frenzied flow of all 15 splinters that make up the monotone noise.

 Arrogant, irreverent, excessive for one of the best works of the genre in the nineties.

The review highlights New Bomb Turks' 1994 album 'Information Highway Revisited' as a fiercely raw and distorted Garage-Punk-Hardcore record. The production is intentionally rough, capturing the chaotic spirit of the band, with energetic and abrasive instrumentation. The album stands out as one of the best in the genre during the nineties, full of intense and relentless punk energy. The reviewer recalls memorable live shows, emphasizing the band's toxic and vibrant impact. Dive into the raw chaos of New Bomb Turks' 'Information Highway Revisited' and experience punk rock at its fiercest!

 Obsessive heaviness, repugnant typically Doomy and an unrestrained, choking Death Metal style aggression.

 A promise of European Death-Doom that vanished into nothingness.

The Funeral Obsession is the debut EP from UK band Decomposed, following two promising demos. It combines heavy, obsessive Death-Doom with aggressive Death Metal elements. The two tracks showcase skilled guitar work and contrasting pacing, recalling influences like Cathedral and Bolt Thrower. Despite a short-lived career, the band left a strong impression. The album’s dark and grotesque artwork complements its intense sound. Listen to The Funeral Obsession EP and dive into a dark blend of Death-Doom and Death Metal now!

 An offensive, murky approach; a 'closed' sound, from a cold and icy cellar.

 In my opinion, the most abrasive and violent old school Death Metal album ever released in Italy.

This review praises Electrocution's 1993 debut album 'Inside the Unreal' as a pinnacle of Italian old school Death Metal. The author cherishes the original 1994 CD and recalls an intense live experience opening for Carcass. The album is described as raw, violent, and uncompromising, comparable to genre icons like Morbid Angel and Suffocation. Its unpolished sound and aggressive style make it a landmark release for fans of brutal Death Metal. Dive into the raw brutality of Electrocution's 'Inside the Unreal' and experience a milestone of Italian Death Metal now!

 Obsidian is still an excellent work.

 'The Devil Embraced' is my favorite song on the album. Gravity, spasmodic slowness; overwhelming, suffocating darkness.

Obsidian marks a confident and dark return for Paradise Lost, showcasing a blend of clean and growled vocals and heavy Gothic-Doom instrumentation. The album honors the band's career while offering fresh energy through powerful tracks like 'Darker Thoughts' and 'The Devil Embraced'. Although it doesn't surpass recent classics like The Plague Within or Medusa, it's still a solid and vital addition for fans. The review praises the skilled musicianship and meaningful songwriting throughout. Discover the dark depths of Obsidian—listen now to Paradise Lost's latest Gothic-Doom masterpiece!