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 A punch in the stomach and a jolt to the synaptic transmissions.

 Johnny's disjointed movements in time prevent the brain from thinking about anything else.

Chris Cunningham's Rubber Johnny is an unsettling, surreal short film that pushes boundaries with its dark imagery and innovative use of infrared camera work. Featuring a disfigured child protagonist and synched to a remix by Aphex Twin, the film delivers a disorienting audiovisual experience. The DVD's creative packaging complements the disturbing yet captivating content. Known for groundbreaking music videos, Cunningham impresses again with this experimental work. Watch Rubber Johnny and experience Chris Cunningham's daring fusion of surreal visuals and Aphex Twin's mesmerizing soundscape.

 They burst in as if it were nothing into the calm we had in our heads, and what strikes the most about this album is that they manage to maintain that impact throughout the entire CD.

 Dillinger have set their sights on one goal: no more limits, no modular structures, destroy the canons of hardcore and show that even a band from our damned genre can stand beside and surpass any Dream Theater in terms of technique.

Miss Machine by The Dillinger Escape Plan maintains a relentless, impactful energy throughout the album. The band integrates melodies inspired by Mike Patton, though sometimes seen as self-indulgent. While two tracks lower the rating, the album stands out for its technical skill and genre-defying approach. The review rejects mainstream comparisons, emphasizing Dillinger's aim to surpass peers in technique and concept. Dive into Miss Machine and experience hardcore metal redefined with unmatched intensity and technique!

 This is obviously the Naked City I prefer: contemplative, slow, then lightning-fast, wicked, insane, FREE.

 It can be defined as such: Blasting Insanity.

The review praises John Zorn's Naked City album Grand Guignol as a masterful mix of slow, evocative classical-inspired tracks and explosive, chaotic bursts of experimental jazz and grindcore. It highlights Zorn's genius and the band's skillful lineup. The reviewer expresses admiration for Zorn's artistic freedom and contrasts the album's violent content with Zorn's friendly personality. Listen to Naked City's Grand Guignol and experience John Zorn's extreme musical genius today!

 Patton is the conductor of the new millennium.

 Excellent covers for excellent films, specially chosen by God Patton.

The review highlights Fantômas' album The Director's Cut as an impactful debut experience, particularly praising Mike Patton's vocal performance. It notes the album's unique cinematic covers ranging from Nino Rota to Morricone, combined with experimental metal elements. The reviewer appreciates the diversity in tracks and the skillful musicianship by the band. Overall, the album is highly recommended for its creativity and execution. Discover the radical soundscapes of Fantômas' The Director's Cut—listen now and experience Patton's unmatched artistic vision!