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May the malevolent and Caribbean force never be with you. The malevolent and inhuman force whips us as it should, we are ashamed of ourselves.
May the malevolent and Caribbean force never be with you.
The malevolent and inhuman force whips us as it should, we are ashamed of ourselves.
This review humorously chronicles a metalhead’s reluctant immersion into the vibrant, Afro-latin and drum & bass rhythms of the Notting Hill Carnival 2004. Despite resistance, the reviewer and friends find themselves dancing and swept up by the joyous atmosphere. The narrative blends personal anecdotes with vivid descriptions of the crowd and music, highlighting a cultural clash turned unexpected enjoyment. The Purulent Spermcanal concert is missed, but the carnival leaves a lasting impression. Dive into this unique festival review and experience the unexpected fusion of metal spirit with Caribbean carnival joy!
"'The first non-metal masterpiece in history' - I thought with my eyes closed." "May the wicked force always be with you."
"'The first non-metal masterpiece in history' - I thought with my eyes closed."
"May the wicked force always be with you."
The review narrates a metalhead’s ironic and struggling experience listening to The Magnetic Fields’ 69 Love Songs during a chaotic night. Despite appreciating some musical qualities, the reviewer feels out of place among the album's softer, more musical tones. The story blends humor, personal anecdotes, and a cultural clash between metal and indie pop sensibilities. Dive into this unique review and discover how 69 Love Songs clashes with metalhead sensibilities—listen to the album and form your own opinion!
This is Fuck your God, bastards!!! and all four of them start off vigorously. Tomorrow when I wake up, I’ll be a different metalhead, and the world will appear different to me.
This is Fuck your God, bastards!!! and all four of them start off vigorously.
Tomorrow when I wake up, I’ll be a different metalhead, and the world will appear different to me.
This vivid review captures the intense energy and brutal force of Deicide's live performance at London's Mean Fiddler in 2004. The author immerses readers in the metalhead experience, describing the fierce atmosphere, powerful music, and raw emotion. Despite physical challenges and fear, the author conquers the 'monster' that is Deicide's show, leaving transformed by the experience. Dive into the raw power of Deicide's 2004 live show—listen now and feel the brutal force of true death metal!
Every time I come out alive from a metal concert, it’s a miracle. God (the singer) screams at the top of his lungs throughout the song. I feel so much like a child of rock & roll now.
Every time I come out alive from a metal concert, it’s a miracle.
God (the singer) screams at the top of his lungs throughout the song. I feel so much like a child of rock & roll now.
This creative review presents Dio’s Intermission live album as a theatrical play, highlighting its thrash metal roots and iconic riffs. The reviewer humorously shares the concert atmosphere, audience behavior, and memorable performances while praising the band’s energy. Despite some riff familiarity, the album captures the spirit of 80s metal. The review ends with a warm nod to the ‘miracle’ of surviving metal shows. Dive into Dio’s Intermission and experience the thrill of classic thrash metal live!
The album is called "Infatuation with Malevolence". I go home happy. My trusted brutal dealer nods happily behind his armor of piercings. He tells me: ‘this stuff is strong, buddy, these guys are too far ahead!’
The album is called "Infatuation with Malevolence". I go home happy.
My trusted brutal dealer nods happily behind his armor of piercings. He tells me: ‘this stuff is strong, buddy, these guys are too far ahead!’
The review expresses a devoted metalhead's emotional connection with Dying Fetus's Infatuation With Malevolence. Described as a no-nonsense thrash/death metal album, it delivers strong emotions and brutal intensity. Memorable songs are highlighted with vivid, sometimes humorous personal associations. The reviewer appreciates the album as a safe, powerful choice amid varied metal subgenres. Dive into the brutal world of Dying Fetus and experience the raw power of Infatuation With Malevolence today!
"It’s a masterpiece. Now I take off the plastic wrap and open it (it’s nice to know you’re buying a masterpiece every time - it’s the small certainties in life, a bit like grandma Betta’s cake)." "The first thing you hear is an inhuman scream...this song is a scream, you couldn’t decipher what he’s saying even if you played it in slow motion."
"It’s a masterpiece. Now I take off the plastic wrap and open it (it’s nice to know you’re buying a masterpiece every time - it’s the small certainties in life, a bit like grandma Betta’s cake)."
"The first thing you hear is an inhuman scream...this song is a scream, you couldn’t decipher what he’s saying even if you played it in slow motion."
The reviewer enthusiastically praises Prostitute Disfigurement's album Deeds of Derangement as a brutal and passionate grindcore masterpiece. They highlight the relentless vocal screams and repetitive yet powerful riffs. The review combines humor, metal culture references, and personal anecdotes to emphasize the album's impact and aggressive style. Despite the rawness, the album is seen as a proud achievement within extreme metal. Listen to Deeds of Derangement and experience the raw power of Prostitute Disfigurement's brutal grindcore mastery!
"'Blast you in the face with my semen you in the face with my fist' is a punch in the stomach (it’s made on purpose, I suppose, to aid the liberation of the intestine)." "For fans of anal blast reads the press release (I’m not kidding). How beautiful life is."
"'Blast you in the face with my semen you in the face with my fist' is a punch in the stomach (it’s made on purpose, I suppose, to aid the liberation of the intestine)."
"For fans of anal blast reads the press release (I’m not kidding). How beautiful life is."
Waco Jesus' 'Filth' is celebrated as a grindcore masterpiece full of raw riffs and depraved lyrics. Despite repetitive riffs and vocals, the album's intensity and unapologetic style make it stand out. The reviewer embraces the band's shock value, humor, and metal ethos with sarcastic praise. Recommended especially for fans of extreme metal and underground grindcore. Explore Waco Jesus’ 'Filth' and experience grindcore at its rawest and most intense!
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