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 "Here, rather, we witness a hand-to-hand assault against the progressive world that today, for convenience, we call 'woke.'"

 "This first official chapter is shrouded in a dark and controversial aura! Not even Marduk and Mayhem managed to be so mephistophelic."

Deviate Ladies' 1997 album Religious as Our Methods is a provocative gothic rock and metal blend that critiques modern progressive culture. The album channels influences from Sisters of Mercy and Christian Death, featuring daring spoken word pieces and theatrical elements. While controversial in theme, the music is recognized as a sonic masterpiece of its era. The band mixes metal riffs with gothic atmospheres and delivers a unique underground experience. Dive into the dark, provocative world of Deviate Ladies and experience a gothic classic that challenges modern norms.

 Sick, schizoid, twisted, and angry songs are served to us with the smile of a serial killer.

 Try to tackle compositions like the earthquake-inducing 'Melting Point,' the rhythmic 'Without Mouth,' or the heartbreaking 'Hypospring,' and then we’ll talk about it again!

The review praises Crunch's 1990s noise rock album 'Worth Mentioning' for its raw energy and aggressive sound reminiscent of early Nirvana and Jesus Lizard. The band matured from their debut, delivering twisted and angry songs with intensity. The album is highlighted for its abrasive yet sophisticated approach, making it a notable entry in the noise rock genre. Listen to Crunch's 'Worth Mentioning' and experience intense noise rock with raw passion and abrasive power!

 Listening to "Our Lady Of The Bones", you get the impression of wandering through lost forests, passing through roaring waterfalls, and immersing in a pagan ritualism that knows few rivals in music.

 Malombra don’t play a canonical prog but a dark and esoteric form of it.

This review appreciates Malombra's 'Our Lady of the Bones' as a unique and dark form of progressive rock, mixing Italian prog, Black Sabbath, and darkwave. The album’s long, intricate tracks and evocative vocals create an immersive, pagan atmosphere that stands out even for those less fond of prog. Noteworthy tracks include 'A Song For Sylvia Plath,' the title track, and 'Oniria.' Recommended for listeners open to this esoteric style. Discover the dark, esoteric world of Malombra's 'Our Lady of the Bones' and experience a unique prog journey today!

 Their mix is not complex: take the Sonics, the Iguana of 'Raw Power,' the early Cramps, and the Germs by D’Arby Crash.

 The opening 'Kawasaki ZII750 Rock N’ Roll' is a punch in the stomach.

This review highlights Guitar Wolf’s 1997 album Planet of the Wolves as a powerful and raw punk rock experience. The band channels influences from proto-punk legends like The Stooges and MC5, delivering intense, lo-fi tracks with aggressive vocals. The album features covers of iconic rock songs and stands out in the Japanese punk scene for its ferocity. Overall, it's a recommended listen for fans of wild and primitive punk rock. Listen to Guitar Wolf's Planet of the Wolves and experience raw Japanese punk at its wildest!

 Sometimes, it’s not enough to step outside to understand that "no future" is more current now than it was back in ’77.

 In certain cases, it’s necessary to listen to cacophony and inhuman noise to achieve a glimpse of clarity and obtain, in a short time, a chilling overview of the non-world in which we don’t live. We just vegetate.

Maurizio Bianchi's Das Testament offers an unsettling sound fresco reflecting a society dominated by commodification, technology, and totalitarianism. The album evokes the bleak realities of modern existence, likening contemporary life to vegetating in a non-world. Its harsh, inhuman noises provide a stark overview of ongoing atrocities reminiscent of the 20th century. The review suggests the album demands serious attention for its socio-political commentary through experimental music. Dive into Das Testament and experience Maurizio Bianchi’s powerful reflection on society through haunting soundscapes.

 Wendy O. Williams was much more emancipated than the various riot grrrls that would overrun ’90s punk. She was a woman with guts and knew her stuff!

 Wendy’s voice is halfway between that of a hyper-angry rock chick and an alluring porn diva. Screams and moans.

This review highlights Plasmatics' debut album as a robust and sharp punk record infused with heavy metal elements. Wendy O. Williams' fierce and unique vocal delivery sets the album apart. Key tracks like "Living Dead" and "Butcher Baby" showcase the band's shocking and macabre style. The review also touches on the band's later shift toward a heavier sound and honors Wendy's tragic end. Dive into Plasmatics' groundbreaking punk album and experience Wendy O. Williams' unforgettable voice and rebellious spirit!

 The sound emanating from the instruments and synthesizers is badass, furious, and claustrophobic.

 Without Peace Love & Pitbulls, we probably wouldn’t have notable groups like Red Harvest, Misery Loves Co., or The Kovenant.

Peace Love and Pitbulls' self-titled 1992 debut delivers a furious, claustrophobic industrial rock sound influenced by Ministry and Young Gods. Despite lack of mainstream fame, the band is praised by Marilyn Manson and considered a pioneering force in the genre. The album tackles media criticism, social hypocrisy, and generational apathy with intense, distorted vocals and instruments. It remains a milestone influencing notable industrial bands. Explore the raw energy of Peace Love and Pitbulls' debut — a must-listen for industrial rock fans!

 "The music is fundamentally a concentration of sonic clichés."

 "An album that, in moments of leisure, might even be entertaining and perhaps enthralling."

This review examines Radio Werewolf's debut 1989 album 'The Fiery Summons,' highlighting its darkwave and gothic influences. While the music creates an engaging dark atmosphere, it lacks innovation beyond established post-punk and industrial scenes. The controversial backgrounds of the band members provide context but do not overshadow the musical critique. The closing track stands out with a solemn and captivating tone. Overall, the album is sufficiently intriguing but not groundbreaking. Dive into the dark and enigmatic sounds of Radio Werewolf’s The Fiery Summons—listen now and explore its eerie gothic world.

 Punk rock from Yugoslavia! Who would have thought?

 An album that, objectively, is awful! Yet this record encapsulates the schizoid and sick personality of the Croatian GG Allin.

This review explores Satan Panonski's 1989 punk album 'Ljuljamo ljubljeni ljubićasti ljulj,' marked by raw, lo-fi production and chaotic vocals. Panonski's troubled life, including his open homosexuality, brushes with the law, and involvement in the Balkan war, adds deep complexity to his artistic output. Though the album is objectively rough and challenging, it offers a unique, chilling experience reflecting a turbulent era and a singular personality. Dive into the raw chaos of Satan Panonski's punk legacy and experience a unique piece of Yugoslavian underground music history.

 If you love BDSM, pissing, swallowing, and similar practices... you’ll find this Teutonic formation both genius and essential!

 Lots of healthy hilarity and an unstoppable desire to have your balls squeezed.

Cock and Ball Torture's 'Cocktales' EP delivers a high-energy and extreme porngrind experience rooted in grindcore and death metal. This German band combines brutal, fast riffs with lascivious and explicit themes, appealing to fans of BDSM and extreme metal. The short, 20-minute EP leaves listeners craving more, cementing the band's status as leaders in the genre. The review praises their intense style and unique niche in metal's darker subgenres. Listen to 'Cocktales' now and dive into the brutal world of German porngrind!