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"State Oppression" is still considered a generational anthem today, with pounding drumming that recalls the tightest thrash, obsessive and lightning-fast open guitar chords in pure punk style, mixed with an explosive solo, with the desperate and crazy voice spitting sharp fragments chasing the frantic rhythm of the track. Discover the review
"State Oppression" is still considered a generational anthem today, with pounding drumming that recalls the tightest thrash, obsessive and lightning-fast open guitar chords in pure punk style, mixed with an explosive solo, with the desperate and crazy voice spitting sharp fragments chasing the frantic rhythm of the track.
This is my fiftieth review. Discover the review
This is my fiftieth review.
Fourteen tracks, not even twenty-one minutes in length: unquestionably a mosh massacre. Discover the review
Fourteen tracks, not even twenty-one minutes in length: unquestionably a mosh massacre.
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