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 The sound of Pitchshifter... encapsulates raw power in the style of Helmet, catchy riffs like Nirvana and enough aggression and anger to win over any punk-teenager.

 "Hidden Agenda" features an intro akin to Korn, a verse that follows the Sex Pistols, and a jungle rage taken from an ATR track.

Pitchshifter's album Deviant skillfully blends punk, metal, and techno, capturing raw power and aggression. The review highlights influences from bands like Helmet, Dead Kennedys, and Korn. Songs like "As Seen On TV" and "Hidden Agenda" show a diverse range of stylistic elements. Overall, the album is a potent mix appealing to fans of heavy and noisy genres. Listen to Pitchshifter's Deviant and experience a powerful blend of punk, metal, and techno sounds!

 One of the most promising releases in underground rap of 2007 with an evocative cover that encompasses past, religion, and present.

 His constructions will be a pleasure to listen to.

DJ Muggs teams up with Sick Jacken for a heavy, evocative underground rap album rich in street narratives. The beats are engaging and precise, blending various styles with gangsta influences. The bilingual tracks add further depth to the storytelling, making it a promising 2007 release. The album is recommended for fans of authentic street rap and powerful production. Dive into DJ Muggs & Sick Jacken's gritty beats and streetwise rhymes—listen now and experience one of 2007's underground rap gems!

 Without 'Music For The Jilted Generation,' we wouldn’t have listened to any of what we hear today.

 'Poison' encapsulates acid-breakbeat, a scream from Keith Flint, and a memorable spoken word from Maxim about the potion-medicine he possesses.

This review praises The Prodigy’s 1994 album, 'Music For The Jilted Generation,' as a groundbreaking and timeless work that shaped both mainstream and underground electronic music. Highlighting the innovative fusion of genres like breakbeat, jungle, and techno, the album is described as a masterpiece with standout tracks such as 'Poison' and 'No Good.' The reviewer emphasizes its lasting influence on rave culture and modern music production. Discover the groundbreaking beats of The Prodigy’s classic album. Listen now and experience a rave revolution!

 "Who control the past control the present, and who control the present control the future…"

 "I hate war in all its forms/physical… psychological… spiritual… emotional… environmental…/ because I wish I had been born into a world where it was unnecessary."

Asian Dub Foundation’s Community Music is an impactful album blending traditional Bhangra with dub, jungle, and rap, delivering strong political and anti-racist messages. Originating from Southall’s immigrant community, the album balances energetic rhythms with thought-provoking lyrics. Highlights include the tracks 'Memory War,' 'Collective Mode,' and 'Rebel Warrior,' mixing intense beats and cultural melodies. Instrumentals provide atmospheric depth while vocalist performances convey powerful social commentary. Explore Asian Dub Foundation’s Community Music for a powerful blend of beats, culture, and bold social messages.

 "Underworld... produced good music until the end of the millennium, their compositions are so simple that today anyone could make such techno with a simple Fruity Loops."

 "A model of intelligent music that associated both dance floor and background entertainment."

The review analyzes Underworld's 1993 album Dubnobasswithmyheadman as a defining work of intelligent techno that transformed the UK club scene. It highlights the album's blend of aggressive basslines and chill synths creating dual dance and background roles. While not considered refined or modern today, its influence on electronic music and techno culture is emphasized. The reviewer expresses mixed feelings about club culture but acknowledges Underworld's ahead-of-their-time creativity. Explore Underworld's groundbreaking album and experience the roots of intelligent techno innovation today!

 Listening to this CD is like an injection of Total Desperation.

 The compositional patterns are simple hard-core beats with insanely original raps regarding metrics and lexical composition.

Necro's Brutality Part. 1 is a hardcore hip-hop album featuring dark, violent themes and raw beats. The group of artists Ill Bill, Goretex, Mr. Hyde, and Necro showcase brutally original rhyme schemes filled with explicit content. The album is rooted in themes of street life, violence, and personal struggles, delivered with sharp, punishing lyricism. It stands as a tough, uncompromising masterpiece in underground rap. Dive into Necro's Brutality Part. 1 and experience the raw power of hardcore underground hip-hop.

 They seem like Autechre, but they are MoM in Braindance version.

 Brainy, structural, destructive, hermetic, mantric, unconscious, vivisectional, basic, minimal, femoral, difficult, inaccessible, shifted, sick, intelligent-disco...

Mouse On Mars' album Varcharz is a complex and cerebral electronic work blending elements of braindance, breakbeat, and acid-jazz. The music is intense, dense, and challenging but also creative and danceable. The album showcases a unique, unrefined, and industrial sound that pushes musical boundaries. Fans of experimental and advanced electronic music will find it essential. Dive into Mouse On Mars' Varcharz for a revolutionary electronic experience that challenges and excites.

 The CD opens in my hands like a jewel of the London club culture.

 What to say but a classic of techno music? Preferably listen to it with headphones for simply total and more precise sound involvement.

The review praises Underworld’s 'Second Toughest In The Infants' as a refined, powerful techno-ambient album that captures the essence of London’s club culture. It highlights the complexity of synth layering, the raw energy of the tracks, and respects the band’s authentic approach to music-making. Some tracks show less appeal, but overall, the album is celebrated as a techno classic worthy of focused listening. Dive into Underworld's 'Second Toughest In The Infants' and experience a landmark techno album that defines electronic music brilliance.

 It is neither easy listening nor adaptable to the masses, which with the emergence of bands like Limp Bizkit, have overlooked small masterpieces of the genre massified under the name: cross-over.

 The honest album is noticeable right away.

One Minute Silence's 'Available In All Colors' offers a challenging nu-metal and hardcore blend with rap influences. The London-based band brings a raw, direct guitar sound and diverse vocal styles. Despite some vocal weaknesses, the album stands out as a genuine underground masterpiece. The band evolved later with a different sound, moving toward metal-hardcore punk. This release remains a key example of cross-over genre innovation. Listen to One Minute Silence's raw nu-metal fusion in 'Available In All Colors' and explore a unique corner of the hardcore scene.

 Hell is far away but I’ve never felt it so close to me.

 Slayer are strong and that’s it.

This review explores Slayer's album Christ Illusion as a powerful expression of social sickness and inner turmoil. The intense thrash metal tracks deliver raw energy and critical themes. Notable tracks like 'Flesh Storm' and 'Cult' emphasize the band's strength. Compared more to Divine Intervention than Reign In Blood, the album resonates with anger and heavy reflections. Slayer's music is portrayed as a fierce call to protect oneself in a sick world. Dive into Slayer's Christ Illusion and experience fierce metal energy and brutal social critique!