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 This latest work is the extreme evolution of those influences that were only hinted at on the first record.

 "The Blackest Pill" has reaffirmed this band as one of the Italian acts to keep an eye on.

Røt's album The Blackest Pill marks a significant evolution from their earlier raw deathcore style to a more thought-out, oppressive sound. The mix of harsh and clean vocals complements the dense, sulfurous atmospheres, while the production remains powerful without being overprocessed. The band showcases originality amidst their genre influences, confirming their place as a key Italian heavy music act. It's a compelling 48-minute journey into human negativity transformed through music. Listen to Røt's The Blackest Pill for a dark, intense deathcore experience you won't forget.

 A deathcore that opens up to solutions with various influences that amplify the sense of darkness, devoid of any melody.

 Breakdowns that are NEVER overused, always placed at the right moment to break your spine.

Extortionist's The Decline stands out in the recent deathcore scene with its profound themes of depression, drug abuse, and isolation. The album blends raw deathcore with djent and ambient influences, creating a dark and intense atmosphere. Instrumentally, it features powerful rhythms, aggressive vocals, and well-timed breakdowns that avoid cliché overuse. Recommended for fans seeking depth and brutality in deathcore. Dive into Extortionist's The Decline for a brutal and dark deathcore experience that redefines the genre's emotional depth.

 "5 tracks of visceral, pure, and uncontaminated hatred,"

 "Giovanni’s extremely exasperated and inhuman vocals, which at some points of the record are neither growl nor scream, but are literally yelled, at the limit of human vocal cord tolerance."

Røt's No Hope EP is a brutal and visceral downtempo deathcore work that pushes human vocal limits and embraces pure sonic nihilism. Influenced by notable bands, the EP features dark, misanthropic themes and a mix of violent breakdowns with haunting melodies. With intense vocals and deep growls, including guest contributions, it stands out in the genre as a unique and powerful Italian release. A must-listen for fans seeking originality in heavy music. Listen to Røt's No Hope EP now and experience a unique blend of brutal downtempo deathcore and haunting darkness!

 A frightening level of compositional maturity considering the genre origins of these dear guys.

 If you want to hear a very valid deathcore/death metal EP that escapes the typical stereotypes of the genre, this is highly recommended.

Brand of Sacrifice's Interstice EP impresses with its blend of slam, djent, and deathcore, showing compositional maturity beyond the band members' age. Each track combines intensity and complexity, drawing influence from bands like Humanity Last Breath and Ingested. The final track balances blackened atmospheres with innovative riffing and powerful vocals. This EP is highly recommended for fans seeking fresh approaches within the deathcore genre. Dive into Brand of Sacrifice's Interstice EP for a fresh and intense deathcore experience now!

 Jesse Freeland’s sick creation... has been able to mutate form without taking its eyes off the goal: f@#$ing V-I-O-L-E-N-C-E.

 A bolt from the blue that astonished (and still amazes) many extreme metallers.

Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza's Danza III pushes extreme metal boundaries with brutal violence and intricate technicality. New guitarist Josh Travis introduced djent and deathcore influences, making the album a standout. Key tracks include the intense opener and the expansive closing track 12.21.12. Despite lineup instability and limited mainstream recognition, this album remains a masterpiece in extreme metal. Dive into the chaotic brilliance of Danza III and experience one of extreme metal’s most intense and technical albums today!