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ENTOMBED – Wolverine Blues"Wolverine Blues was a dramatic change in sound for the Swedish band that had been one of the formentors of the Swedish Death Metal sound. Some loved it. Some hated it. Entombed were already held in high esteem for their albums Left Hand Path and Clandestine. They were on top of the death metal world already, known for their buzzing guitars and ferocious, yet complicated, songs. They couldve done the same thing over and over again, which man metal

The songs are all pretty simple (especially in comparison to Death’s later

Tony Molina (Ovens) and Sarah Rose Janko (Dawn Riding) started spending nights into mornings playing guitar and singing their hearts out to an audience of empty wine bottles in the East Oakland warehouse where Janko lived

it all sounds very laryngeal

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Confuse was a noise punk hardcore band that started in Kyushu

What’s even more striking in relation to this is how desolate and monolithic the album comes off

A1 Deathwish A2 Romeo's Distress (Nouvelle Version) A3 Dogs A4 Desperate Hell A5 Spiritual Cramp (Nouvelle Version) A6 Cavity (Nouvelle Version) B1 Sleepwalk (Original Version) B2 Invocation III B3 Haloes B4 Spectre (Love Is Dead) B5 Romeo’s Distress (Demo 1981)

Their social-political views are right to the point backed up with some damn good guitar playing and a lot of intensity

When all is said and done it weirdly feels surprisingly short

I felt buttoned up and repressed at that point in my life and Björk – all freewheeling energy and with a brilliantly fuck-you attitude ("I'm no fucking buddhist

with the latter being delivered so the words have an impact more so than just raw screaming

like paranoia dripping from a ravaged sinus cavity

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