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 If you want music that’s fun yet fascinatingly gloomy, this is for you.

 It’s almost like a dark cult professing its psycho creed and religion.

Nekromantix's Curse of the Coffin stands out as a serious and dark psychobilly album that transcends typical genre playfulness. The horror-themed lyrics and eerie atmosphere create a cult-like mood throughout. Unique musical elements like the bowed double bass intro in "Save My Grave" add to its fascination. The reviewer elevates this album as one of the best in the genre, perfect for those seeking a fun yet gloomy sound. Listen to Nekromantix’s Curse of the Coffin and dive into a thrilling dark psychobilly experience today!

 The whole thing is clearly inspired by their fellow countrymen, the masters the POX.

 The walltown sounds like a southern attack inside the ears of those who listen.

Mad Sin’s first album shows clear inspiration from fellow German band POX, mixing punk hardcore and rockabilly styles. The sound is raw and energetic, highlighted by slap double bass and a unique vocal style. Though still developing, this album sets the stage for the band's future evolution. The review notes upcoming growth and changes in the lineup that will deepen their sound. Listen now to Mad Sin’s raw and energetic debut and discover the roots of their unique punk rockabilly style!

 "Not among the first and not even among the best in Psychobilly, but certainly among the most genuine, straightforward, and credible."

 "A Psycho... is what psycho indeed is: Punk rock-horror-rockabilly and is a torrent of schizophrenia."

Torment's 'Round the World' is a genuine and credible psychobilly album from early 80s Germany. It delivers punk rock-horror-rockabilly energy with standout tracks like 'A Psycho' and 'Twenty Flight Rock.' Though not their best or most versatile work, it holds a unique place distinct from later psychobilly sounds. The album is worth exploring for fans seeking original and straightforward genre expressions. Discover the raw energy of 80s psychobilly—listen to Torment's 'Round the World' and experience a unique punk-horror-rockabilly journey.

 It is deadly boring, and it is useless for many to say, 'you cannot understand them,' I am not more idiotic than you nor better, just more sincere.

 No plot, only visions that allow the small-time director to reach 90 minutes.

This review harshly criticizes Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita, calling it boring and plotless despite its Oscars. The reviewer denounces its dreamlike style as unsubstantial and questions its artistic value compared to other Italian directors. The review challenges the intellectual elitism surrounding the film's praise. Dive into this candid critique of La Dolce Vita and explore a different perspective on Fellini's classic.