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 "'It's Me God' is an authentic M-A-S-T-E-R-P-I-E-C-E. Truly authentic."

 "Breach isn’t made to be understood, they’re made to be loved (yes, just like women)."

This passionate review celebrates Breach's album 'It's Me God' as a defining masterpiece of post-hardcore music. Despite the band's cult status and limited fame, the reviewer highlights the album's intense sound, artistic value, and lasting influence. The review reflects deep admiration and nostalgia for Breach's legacy, urging listeners to experience the album firsthand. Dive into Breach's 'It's Me God' and experience the raw power of post-hardcore at its finest—listen now and feel the intensity!

 Here it is, the source of our dreams and hopes.

 Pure violence and melodic interweavings form the backdrop to landscapes sometimes dark and damned, sometimes more delicate, that slowly unfold on the senses.

The review highlights Arkhamian’s 2005 promo as a powerful and emotional metal demo inspired by bands like Opeth and In Flames. It focuses on three tracks characterized by melodic intricacies, raw passion, and impressive musicianship. The reviewer shares personal history with the band and expresses admiration for their talent and hopes for their success. Listen to Arkhamian’s 2005 promo and experience the blend of melody and metal passion today!

 "Whoever buys an album from Hate Forest, buys a weapon against themselves."

 "Not suitable for the faint of heart."

Hate Forest's 'Purity' stands out as a cold, spiritual black metal album that defies typical genre stereotypes. Ukrainian band Hate Forest delivers intense, atmospheric music with a unique underground philosophy. The album's tracks weave a chilling journey through darkness and nature, blending raw power with deep emotional resonance. Far from monotony, the music invites listeners to experience a profound, ascetic spirituality beneath the harsh soundscape. 'Purity' is a cult classic that demands attentive listening. Dive into the chilling world of Hate Forest's 'Purity' — experience the ultimate underground black metal journey now!

 This is NOT the usual death/black metal album. This is a lived album, in the truest sense of the word.

 A dark Christian theme and a violent faith need such a violent musical genre to be expressed.

This review delves into 'The Covenant Progress' by Crimson Moonlight, highlighting its position as a landmark unblack metal album. The music melds extreme metal with deep Christian themes, showcasing intense performances and evocative lyrics. Far from typical black metal, it channels chaos and passion into hope and spiritual fight. The album is praised for its artistic depth and powerful expression of faith. Discover the fierce faith and raw power of Crimson Moonlight's 'The Covenant Progress'—listen now and experience unblack metal redefined!

 Toxicity is an album that changed my life.

 There’s nothing, I mean nothing, in this album that isn’t there for a specific reason.

This review reflects a deep personal connection with System Of A Down's Toxicity, highlighting its lasting emotional power and musical complexity. The reviewer emphasizes the album's unique blend of diverse sounds and meaningful details. Instead of focusing on technicalities, the review explores feelings evoked by the music and its timeless relevance. Toxicity is praised as a definitive post-metal classic and a masterpiece shaped by intricate moments. Experience the emotional depth and raw power of Toxicity — listen now and feel the legacy of System Of A Down!

 "Try to examine some songs: overall, they always travel by relying on a few chords, on a few notes... they are the soft carpet on which Moreno's voice stretches, stretches out, and prepares to dream."

 "If Chino wanted to prove he’s not the usual stupid nu-metal head, but rather a skilled composer and equally skilled musician, he succeeded."

This review highlights Team Sleep's untitled demo as a magical and atmospheric collection of songs that diverges from Chino Moreno's work with Deftones. The reviewer praises the album's ambient and trip-hop elements, its dreamy harmonies, and the unique musical approach focusing on mood over traditional structure. Despite being an unreleased demo circulating only online, the album is seen as a valuable artistic statement. Explore the dreamy atmospheres of Team Sleep's untitled demo and experience Chino Moreno's unique musical journey beyond Deftones.

 "It’s music that just wins you over: that’s its strength."

 "A crashing wave of angst, desperation, anger and beautiful love says their official website — and indeed this is the soul of Koma."

Koma's 'Tsunami' is a simple yet beautifully refined post-rock album that blends diverse influences like Deftones and The Cure into a compelling sound. The album's strength lies in its catchy refrains, emotional depth, and the captivating vocals of Jam Jamte. Despite its quality, it remained largely overlooked in Italy but deserves wider appreciation. The review highlights the album's emotive power and its ability to captivate listeners from the first note. Listen to Koma's Tsunami and experience a captivating journey through post-rock and emotional melodies.

 This 'How The Great Have Fallen' is not just an attack on the powerful, but a true anthem to anger.

 Here, there’s nothing to do but give in to anger and headbanging, to the granitic riffs of 'Fuck You Pay Me', 'Slay The Coward', 'The Infidel Is Dead'.

Raging Speedhorn's How The Great Have Fallen channels pure anger into fierce and uncompromising hardcore metal. The album avoids trendy compromises, delivering gritty riffs and powerful dual vocals. It stands as an anthem of fury, perfect for fans of aggressive bands like Hatebreed and Black Flag. Intense and unapologetic, the album invites listeners to release frustration through headbanging. Dive into Raging Speedhorn's raw fury and experience How The Great Have Fallen—turn up the volume and unleash your anger!

 "Here ‘becoming’ is the word, the movement, the transformation, indeed, the true and proper confusion."

 "At least 17 tempo changes in a ‘mere’ 7-minute song... This is the soul of the group, true, sincere."

The review praises Converge's 1997 album 'Petitioning The Empty Sky' for its raw energy and emotional depth. It highlights the chaotic but meaningful blend of riffs, tempo changes, and vocal intensity. The album is seen as a spiritual and artistic 'confusion' representing personal and collective struggles. The reviewer appreciates the album as a precursor to Converge's later masterpieces and recommends it for those wanting to experience true metalcore evolution. Dive into Converge's chaotic masterpiece and experience the raw energy of metalcore evolution today!

 A class that stems from a devoted love for AC/DC and Black Sabbath, and for all the great '80s rock, which was the fundamental base upon which to build 'noise,' or rather the typical Unsane riffing.

 Killer riffs, often slow and disturbing, are accompanied by a typical 'rock style' approach, which in its progression raises a sonic dust cloud that can have only two effects: you can either suffocate in it, or you can enjoy it like crazy amid all that 'noise.'

The review praises Unsane’s 1995 album 'Scattered, Smothered & Covered' as a defining work in noise rock, highlighting the band’s unique riffing style influenced by 80s rock icons. The album is described as heavy, intense, and distinctive, with a raw yet sophisticated approach. Despite past hardships, the album marks Unsane's creative peak. Highly recommended for new listeners and fans alike. Dive into Unsane's powerful noise rock world—listen to 'Scattered, Smothered & Covered' today!