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 A handful of minutes, not even nine, of urban auditory devastation.

 Furious, raging, bastards, and pissed off like in the days of 'Arise' and 'Inner Self.'

Sepultura's 'Territory' single from the Chaos A.D. era showcases intense thrash metal with tribal percussion and raw vocals. The three-track single features the original 'Territory,' a cover of 'Policia,' and the fast-paced 'Biotech Is Godzilla' with guest lyrics by Jello Biafra. The reviewer praises the energy and heaviness, marking this period as a high point before the band's later works. Dive into Sepultura's raw power and tribal thrash—listen to the 'Territory' single now!

 "You Suffer But Why" screams Nicholas Bullen with his cavernous growl.

 No one like them or as much as them.

Napalm Death's 'You Suffer' is a legendary grindcore single lasting only 1.5 seconds, from their debut album 'Scum.' The song is known for its extreme brevity and raw energy. It remains a staple in their live shows, embodying pure punk and grindcore intensity. The review highlights its iconic status and unique place in extreme music history. Listen to Napalm Death’s groundbreaking 'You Suffer' and experience the shortest, most intense grindcore track ever!

 It’s the essential magnificence of 'As I Die' that opens the work: a few seconds of a six-string arpeggio: a calm only apparent, which is interrupted by the entrance of Nick’s growling voice.

 About twenty minutes representing a turning point in the career of Paradise Lost; they indeed abandon much of the extremism that characterized them in the beginning, adding that Gothic-Dark sound.

Paradise Lost's 1993 EP 'As I Die' marks a career turning point, bridging their early Death-Doom extremism with emerging Gothic elements. The review highlights the instrumental tension, memorable vocals, and notable Atomic Rooster cover. The EP sets the stage for later masterpieces such as 'Icon' and 'Draconian Times'. It's praised for its emotional depth and lasting influence in the genre. Listen to 'As I Die' and experience Paradise Lost’s defining Death-Doom to Gothic transition today!

 "One of the peaks of all sound extremism."

 "Listening to the sadistic finale of 'Rot'n'Roll' is worth more than any other of my useless words. Colossal."

The reviewer revisits Carcass' 'The Heartwork EP,' praising it as a death metal landmark with technical mastery and brutal, controlled aggression. Despite disappointment with their later album 'Surgical Steel,' this 1993 EP represents the band at their peak. Featuring three tracks with crystal-clear production and intense performances, it is hailed as a genre-defining work. The reviewer also fondly recalls a powerful 1994 live show in Milan. Dive into the savage brilliance of Carcass' The Heartwork EP—listen now and experience death metal perfection!

 "Disconnect" is a punch in the stomach, a kick in the balls.

 One of the best albums of the Rollins Band; I’m finished.

The review praises Rollins Band's 1994 album Weight for its uncompromising hard rock energy and compact, intense tracks. Henry Rollins' vocal delivery and Melvin Gibbs' powerful bass work stand out. The reviewer highlights the album's raw aggression and musical precision, marking it as one of the band's best works. The closing Hard-Funk track adds a unique layer to the intense record. Dive into Rollins Band's intense 'Weight' and feel the power of raw hard rock today!

 They locked themselves in a New York studio and emerged with their most drug-fueled, sick, psychedelic work of their career.

 Over six minutes of 'Soft,' with a voice so similar to Perry Farrell’s; shamanic, to be listened to at high volume so as to be penetrated and pierced by a heavy acidity that reigns supreme.

Chill Pill is Warrior Soul's dark and psychedelic fifth album, reflecting the band's troubled period with heavy drug use. With a sound comparable to Jane’s Addiction and Monster Magnet, it mixes punk bursts with long, immersive tracks. While not as direct as their earlier work, it still delivers a successful and compelling sonic journey. Dive into Warrior Soul's Chill Pill and experience a raw, psychedelic journey rich with punk spirit and deep atmosphere.

 A nuclear bomb: a machine-gun and degenerate sound that blends together Grind, Death, Hardcore, Noise.

 Thirty minutes of sound extremism beyond any limit of endurance. But what an auditory pleasure: a masterpiece, no bullshit!!

The review praises Nuclear Death's 1986 album Bride of Insect as a ferociously raw and chaotic death metal work, notable for its brutal sound and pioneering female vocals. Recorded quickly with minimal budget, it blends grind, death, hardcore, and noise into an intense auditory experience. The album's dark themes and extreme aggression evoke comparisons with Napalm Death and Venom. Despite its roughness, it is heralded as a masterpiece of extreme metal. Dive into the chaos of Bride of Insect and experience a landmark in extreme death metal today!

 "It's a true musical betrayal by a record label that in the early nineties contributed significantly to spreading Death Metal worldwide."

 "The first three songs are unprecedentedly ugly, from my point of view, that is... giving me hives."

The review harshly criticizes the sixth volume of the 'Death is Just The Beginning' metal compilation by Nuclear Blast, calling it a chaotic and disappointing release. The author laments the label’s decline from its pioneering early 90s era, disapproving of the dominance of power and black metal tracks. Only Hypocrisy and Dismember receive a nod for staying true to death metal roots. Ultimately, the review warns listeners to avoid this volume. Discover why 'Death is Just The Beginning Vol. 6' divides metal fans—read the full review and decide for yourself!

 "Beauty is in the darkness: a title that is already a clear declaration of intent."

 "The nocturnal tracklist says much more than a thousand useless words."

Beauty in Darkness Vol. 2 is a standout 1997 Gothic-Doom metal compilation by Nuclear Blast, showcasing iconic bands like Therion and My Dying Bride. The album blends slow, atmospheric tracks with some heavier exceptions, offering a rich and immersive listening experience. Alastis earns special praise for their underrated contribution. Highly recommended for lovers of dark, melodic metal. Explore the timeless dark beauty of Beauty in Darkness Vol. 2 and immerse yourself in Gothic-Doom metal history today!

 Kory Clarke is a badass, a son of smoky and industrial Detroit of those years.

 A work of Hard and Heavy with immeasurable and abrasive impact; a sort of crossover between Soundgarden and Jane’s Addiction.

This review praises Warrior Soul's 1992 album 'Salutations From The Ghetto Nation' as their best work, highlighting its raw energy and political edge during the grunge era. The album stands out for its powerful hard rock and punk fusion, mature production, and comparisons to bands like Soundgarden and Jane's Addiction. The reviewer appreciates Kory Clarke's challenging personality and how it shaped the band's unique sound. It's described as a transgressive, intense, and enduring work. Discover Warrior Soul's powerful fusion of punk and hard rock—listen to Salutations From The Ghetto Nation now!