Mr.Room

 HateBreed are truly one of the most aggressive and enraged bands of recent years.

 If you love heavy sounds with more than sincere attitude and where the use of the brain is not necessary but that of the fist, the will and the cock, you know who to ask for help.

Hatebreed's 'The Rise Of Brutality' is a savage and raw hardcore album blending thrash metal intensity. The band delivers relentless aggression with top-notch production and powerful vocals by Jamey Jasta. Standout tracks like 'This Is Now' showcase sheer will and energy. Loved by hardcore and metal fans alike, this album is a brief but intense musical onslaught. Dive into Hatebreed's brutal hardcore assault and experience raw metal fury—listen to 'The Rise Of Brutality' now!

 "Still (partially) insane, but the Korn of the past seems like a distant memory."

 This album convinces and does not convince, perhaps the secret to forming a real and objective opinion of this album is to pretend or forget that they are Korn.

Korn's 'See You On The Other Side' marks a significant stylistic shift with industrial and electronic elements. The album's cold, refined production challenges longtime fans but showcases the band's willingness to evolve. While lacking some of the raw brutality of earlier works, it offers nuanced and memorable tracks. The reviewer finds the album to be a complex, immersive experience that grows on the listener over time. Discover Korn's daring transformation in 'See You On The Other Side'—listen now and explore a unique blend of industrial and nu-metal.

 "The main merit of GhostRide is not originality in itself, but how the songs develop and the form they take: the band’s personality is there."

 "By giving them a bit of time to mature their sound, they can also manage to create something truly good."

GhostRide emerges from the members of Will Haven with their debut album Cobra Sunrise, delivering alternative and hard rock infused with post-core and stoner elements. While originality is not their strongest suit, the album shows a distinctive personality and promising songwriting. Tracks highlight influences from Queens of the Stone Age, Deftones, and Helmet, creating an engaging mix even if some songs resemble other bands. The reviewer recommends giving the band a chance as their sound matures. Listen to GhostRide's Cobra Sunrise and discover a raw, evolving rock sound worth exploring.