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 One of the most gentle and sober covers ever published and a nice sound wall that will entertain even your little backyard elephant.

 Obviously, top marks for these two Finnish engineers. Enjoy your listening.

This review of Torsofuck's Erotic Diarrhea Fantasy highlights the album's brutally graphic lyrics and intense sound. Despite the shocking content, the reviewer appreciates the production quality and finds it entertaining. The album is praised as a strong release from the Finnish metal duo with a surprisingly sober cover. Fans of extreme death metal are encouraged to explore this unique and fearless work. Dive into Torsofuck's extreme world—listen to Erotic Diarrhea Fantasy now!

 One fucking mess: one fucking awesome!

 Unlistenable guitar riffs, you can’t make out a single note, drums blaring for almost thirty minutes, and voice three meters below the sewer.

Last Days Of Humanity’s Putrefaction In Progress delivers relentless grindcore brutality with chaotic guitars and blaring drums. The album is praised as a grindgore masterpiece, offering an intense and unique listening experience, marked by extreme noise and raw energy. Dive into the chaotic world of Last Days Of Humanity’s Putrefaction In Progress and experience grindgore at its brutal best!

 If you censor the cover, I’ll be pissed.

 Amazing titles like Rape Up, Super Slut, That Bitch Is Gonna Pay are worthy of consideration.

The American grindcore band Whore delivers a brutal album with 'Unfinished Business,' known for its provocative cover art and aggressive track titles. Featuring Rob Fornicator on vocals, the album is controversial but essential for fans of extreme metal. The reviewer emphasizes keeping the shocking cover intact and appreciates the intense nature of the music. Discover the raw power of Whore's 'Unfinished Business' and explore grindcore at its most unfiltered!

 Damage Assessment is truly a great CD that no lover of brutal sounds should miss.

 From the moment you start listening, it truly feels like entering a war.

Houwitser's Damage Assessment is a powerful and well-produced brutal metal album. It features direct yet intricate compositions with war-themed imagery throughout. The album creates an immersive atmosphere using effects like gunshots and cannon blasts, making it a unique listening experience. Although not a masterpiece, it’s a solid and recommended release for fans of brutal sounds. Explore Houwitser's Damage Assessment and experience the intensity of brutal war-themed metal—listen now!

 The album is much more aggressive, as mentioned earlier, and manages to push much further in terms of speed.

 Songs like 'The Supreme Art Of Derangement' or 'Hogtied And Hatefucked' are true punches to the gut.

Fleshgrind's second album, 'The Seeds Of Abysmal Torment,' marks a significant step forward in aggression, speed, and complexity compared to their debut. A new drummer brings intricate rhythms and fluidity to the sound. Guest vocals by Cephalic Carnage's Lenzig add variety, making this brutal death metal album a standout effort. It requires multiple listens to fully appreciate their style but proves to be a powerful and remarkable work. Listen to Fleshgrind's powerful new album and experience aggressive metal like never before!

 Absurd, nonsensical, incapable, BUT TRULY COURAGEOUS TO PUBLISH SUCH GARBAGE!

 Consider yourselves warned: rather than put this mess in your ear, just commit suicide! It only causes brain disturbances.

This review strongly criticizes Sikfuk's album Gore Delicious for poor musicianship and production. Despite the album's intention to deliver brutal gore metal, it fails to offer listenable music. The reviewer harshly condemns both the technical skills and the overall presentation of the album. The tone is sarcastic and unforgiving, warning listeners to avoid it. Discover why Sikfuk's Gore Delicious is a controversial brutal gore album or explore better metal options now!

 "Perhaps the only truly appreciable thing about this band!"

 "Spending twenty euros on these works is complete nonsense, so rather buy yourself a nice pack of blank CDs which are useful in cases like this!"

Molested Senses' debut 'No Friends Here' fails to impress despite early hopes from their demos. The album has occasional moments of melody and strong vocals but largely suffers from clichés and dullness. The songwriting feels stagnant with repetitive slowdowns, making the overall experience underwhelming. The reviewer advises against purchasing, suggesting the album lacks adequacy and originality. Read the full review and decide if Molested Senses' 'No Friends Here' fits your metal playlist.

 The four of them are definitely settling well into their style and their unmistakable sound.

 'We Wait' will soon become a classic for the band.

Veteran death metal band Vader returns with the mini-album 'Blood,' showcasing their signature sound influenced by Morbid Angel and Slayer. Standout tracks like 'Shape Shifting' and 'We Wait' drive the album with great energy. The record closes elegantly with a cover of Thin Lizzy's 'Angel of Death.' Overall, the release strengthens Vader's reputation in the scene. Listen to Vader's 'Blood' mini-album now and experience a powerful blend of classic and modern death metal!

 Damn how freaking hard these guys hit!

 Q is a human cannon, never stops, and makes the tracks much more effective given the merely adequate guitar work.

Deathbound's 'To Cure The Sane With Insanity' is a potent fusion of brutal death metal, black metal, and hardcore. The intense drumming by Q drives the album, compensating for classic but predictable guitar riffs. The nine fast-paced tracks deliver an aggressive and enjoyable listening experience filled with raw energy and excellent production quality. Dive into Deathbound's relentless metal assault and experience the raw intensity of 'To Cure The Sane With Insanity' now!

 I can’t find a song among the ten with a slow rhythm. Always upbeat, all the songs stand out very well right from the first listen.

 Behind the skins, he had no problems with power or technique and in fact, in this album, he makes a great contribution to its overall success.

Aborted's 2003 release 'Goremageddon: The Saw And the Carnage Done' is praised for its relentless all-upbeat songs full of sharp and heavy guitar riffs complemented by melodic touches. The album features standout tracks such as 'Meticulous Invagination' and 'Clinical Costolomy'. Despite the departure of the drummer shortly after, his contribution on this record elevates the band's overall intensity. The review eagerly anticipates future releases from the band. Listen to Aborted's 'Goremageddon' now and experience brutal death metal at its finest!