Disclaimer: I am not a fan of commercial rock music. That includes about 95% of the “artists” that you see on the likes of Kerrang!, playing arena shows, on major record labels and with the all important image which seems to be the sole selling point. In addition, I dislike all of the bands that try to sound like someone already famous in an attempt to gain popularity.
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To summarise Mutation III in a sentence: My fucking speaker wire packed in because of this album.
Suicidal Tendencies are one of those bands who released a debut album that I absolutely adore, but then all of the following albums just didn’t do a thing for me. That was until 1999 when Freedumb came out. Since then, each album that I have heard has pleased me immensely, World Gone Mad included.
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If the name doesn’t sell you, this may not be the album for you.
I can’t say that I have ever really listened to much in the way of “Dark Hardcore”, I find that I zone out too easily when listening to more dredge-along music, that feels more about being heavy for the sake of it, but bands like Barque seem to put up a divide, adding more of a shine into the music, albeit a shine in what is still pretty fucking dark.
Tangle is a free 5 track EP released by Californian Hardcore band Trash Talk. Despite only spanning 11 minutes, this is a slightly longer than usual average track length for Trash Talk, that said, every moment is as thoroughly enjoyable as in any other release.
The Cauteriser 