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 A blind sound full of the blackest ferocity emerges.

 An obsessive, uncompromising, harassing bombardment.

Septic Tank's debut album, Rotting Civilisation, marks a powerful return to the frontlines of crust-punk and hardcore. Featuring Lee Dorrian and other seasoned musicians, it delivers 40 minutes of relentless, raw aggression. Drawing influence from legendary bands like Discharge and Motorhead, this album spits venom at modern society with unyielding intensity. Praised as a brutal and uncompromising effort, it stands out as a top extreme release of 2018. Discover the violent fury of Septic Tank's Rotting Civilisation – listen now and experience raw crust-punk intensity!

 They play Thrash Metal, and this is evident from their most restless beginnings.

 This anthology is the exact demonstration of their monstrous capabilities.

This review praises Coroner's anthology as the epitome of Swiss thrash metal, highlighting their precise musicianship, progressive and industrial influences, and remarkable technical skills. The band’s dedication to evolving their sound and remaining a niche cult act is celebrated. The compilation features rare tracks and notable covers, offering over seventy minutes of high-quality metal. Explore Coroner's legendary thrash metal anthology and experience the technical brilliance and progressive depth of Swiss metal!

 Once again, they’re more than ready to amaze, with such an ease of writing that it borders on absolute perfection.

 Space-Thrash-Progressive played with the skill and 'cleanliness' that are an essential trademark.

Voivod's Post Society EP introduces new bassist Dominique Laroche, delivering a powerful blend of space-thrash-progressive metal. The five-track EP features complex riffs, dynamic tension changes, and a notable Hawkwind cover, all underscored by the band's trademark skill and integrity. Fans will appreciate the seamless integration of Rocky and the strong contributions by Chewy, Away, and Snake. The review praises the EP's artistic and musical excellence, reaffirming Voivod's enduring status in heavy metal. Dive into Voivod's Post Society EP now and experience the thrilling fusion of space thrash and progressive metal!

 Lee has only one watchword: slow down the sound as much as possible, starting from the Doom of Black Sabbath.

 Cathedral ... play so slowly that at first listen you are convinced you have to move the RPM selector from 33 to 45.

This review celebrates the 250th review milestone by exploring 'Dark Passages,' a 1991 doom metal compilation curated by Lee Dorrian. Known for leaving Napalm Death to pioneer slow, crushing doom with Cathedral and founding Rise Above Records, Dorrian reshaped heavy metal's pace and atmosphere. The compilation showcases exasperatingly slow, gloomy, and weighty sounds from emerging underground bands, highlighting the roots of doom metal and Cathedral's defining contribution. Despite the challenging listen, the album is praised as a genre milestone. Dive into 'Dark Passages' and experience the origins of crushing doom metal today!

 They hit hard, very hard; without hesitation. A defined, recognizable sound.

 The opener 'The Infiltraitor' remains, even today, one of their best album starts; a track of immense power containing Death Metal elements that collide with frenzied Hardcore openings.

Napalm Death's 'Words From the Exit Wound' is the band's intense and hard-hitting final album of the 1990s. Mark Greenway returns with aggressive vocals, supported by strong production from Colin Richardson. The album blends grindcore, death metal, and hardcore to create powerful and chaotic tracks. While not rated as their best work, it remains a respected and potent entry in their discography. Dive into the relentless grindcore chaos of Napalm Death's 'Words From the Exit Wound' and experience metal extremity at its finest!

 A total, detrimental, furious Crossover, with continuous and incessant changes of register and timing.

 Guided by the bass 'in a totalitarian regime' of Robert Trujillo, they build a Hardcore-Metal-Punk-Funk hybrid with very little competition.

Mas Borracho is the pinnacle of Infectious Grooves' genre-blending sound, mixing Metal, Hardcore, Punk, and Funk with exceptional technical skill. Led by the dominant bass of Robert Trujillo and the versatile vocals of Mike Muir, the album offers relentless musical variety. The review praises the band's creativity, comparing them to legends like Primus and Frank Zappa. A bonus EP featuring related bands adds extra value to this chaotic, inventive release. Dive into the chaotic energy of Infectious Grooves' Mas Borracho and experience a one-of-a-kind genre fusion!

 The multifaceted voice of Pat capable of "playing" with insane highs reminiscent of Chris Cornell.

 Top marks for a stratospheric album...BLOOD RUNS REED...

Mind Funk’s self-titled debut is a fiery crossover album blending heavy metal, funk, and hardcore thrash elements. Featuring veteran musicians like Pat Dubar and Reed St.Mark, the record boasts aggressive riffs, dynamic vocals, and standout tracks such as 'Sugar Ain’t So Sweet.' Despite success and solid fan response, the band faced challenges with their label Epic Records. Overall, it remains a high mark of early '90s crossover metal. Listen to Mind Funk’s blazing debut and experience one of the finest crossover albums of the early '90s!

 Colin's production turns every single song into a truly immense tour de force.

 The fury and chaos are still evident; but now they are more controlled.

Napalm Death's 1997 album Inside the Torn Apart marks a shift to a less chaotic but still aggressive grindcore and death metal blend. Produced by Colin Richardson, the album features mid-tempo rhythms driven by Danny Herrera's drumming and the return of Mark Barney Greenway's iconic growl with some clean vocals. Tracks balance raw intensity with more controlled structure, showcasing the band's evolution from their early chaotic sound. Overall, the album is a strong, if not flawless, entry in their discography. Listen to Inside the Torn Apart and experience Napalm Death's fierce grindcore evolution today!

 Without ever benefiting from the deserved commercial success; even though Mark Arm and Steve Turner... have always been completely indifferent to vast audiences and high sales.

 Maximum power distortion, sweat, various filth are the toxic ingredients of a music story that has now reached thirty years of life.

This review praises Mudhoney’s enduring influence on the grunge sound, emphasizing their raw, unpolished style and irreverent attitude. The album Since We’ve Become Translucent is highlighted for maintaining the band’s signature distorted and visceral power, with notable experimentation such as the inclusion of saxophone. Despite lacking mainstream commercial success, Mudhoney’s authenticity and punk roots continue to resonate strongly. Dive into Mudhoney’s gritty grunge energy and explore Since We’ve Become Translucent—listen now and experience the raw power!

 Their first five albums remain, decades later, works carved in black granite.

 Slayer arrives to devastate the listeners’ eardrums and their instruments with a nitroglycerin version of 'Hand of Doom'.

Nativity in Black II is a solid tribute album honoring Black Sabbath's legendary influence. While some tracks shine with faithful, intense renditions, others falter. Standout covers by Machine Head, Slayer, and Monster Magnet deliver powerful, immersive experiences. Despite a couple of missteps, the album successfully captures the spirit of the original classics. Dive into Nativity in Black II and experience iconic Black Sabbath songs reimagined by metal legends!