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THE REVIEW
The image is that of a massive caterpillar with spiked wheels that mindlessly crushes everything in its path.
Although its background is that, this is not even hardcore anymore: a frenzy of beastly and total ignorance that has no intention whatsoever to take prisoners: the German answer to British krautrock.
Ok, it's short of breath, the cover looks like a Manowar album, and the formula is what it is: abnormal specific gravity oscillating between bone-crushing slowdowns and stunning accelerations cyclically spread across eleven ravaged pieces.
If you love, I'm not saying La Muerte, but still want to come out heavily bruised, battered and swollen, this is the album for you.
Amen.
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Summary by Bot
Xibalba's Hasta La Muerte delivers an intense hardcore experience blending beastly fury and dynamic shifts. The album cycles through heavy slowdowns and rapid accelerations across eleven tracks. Its raw aggression promises a bruising listening experience for fans of brutal hardcore music. Despite some design clichés, the album stands out for its relentless energy.
