Very Noise #60: 4 November 2016

Ali Johan

04-Nov-16 00:00

Heavy metal, noise, punk, hardcore - antara jenis muzik ekstrim yang boleh dikatakan lebih berat dalam pelbagai spektrum . Very Noise akan cuba meneroka muzik dan bunyi-bunyian yang lebih garang, ganas dan provokatif. Ini mungkin bukan untuk mereka yang lemah semangat, tetapi jika anda sukakan muzik sebegini, bersedialah untuk dipukau dan dikejutkan.

0:38 - NOFX - I'm So Sorry, Tony

5:16 - Parasit - The Marker Sets

7:27 - Darkthrone - Tundra Leech

13:40 - Halshug - Vold

16:26 - Framtid - Racist Scum

20:43 - Exhortation - Seeds of Ruin

24:45 - Metallica - Moth Into Flame

32:14 - Nails - Violence Is Forever

35:37 - Seven Sisters of Sleep - War Master

40:51 - Trash Talk - Constrictor

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Tags: heavy metal, hardcore, Metallica

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