gvbortelihvy A slow, ruthless, doom album with riff that are perfect to follow along. Favorite track: DRY HITTER.

alex f. It's my favorite Dopethrone album. Favorite track: SCUM FUCK BLUES.

xeemy This is as crusty and honest as Sludge can get. :) Favorite track: BULLETS.

Nocturnal Egg (Jordan) On rattache aujourd'hui presque automatiquement la noise à ces murs de bruits qui plongent dans un état second, à ces saturations constantes dont l'effet est cathartique. TRUP rejette tout ça : dans KE, il nous réconcilie avec le sens premier, archaïque du mot "bruit", c'est-à-dire qu'il fout le bordel, le zbeul, le capharnaüm. Les pistes sont agencées selon un ordre chronologique mais, au fond, ce n'est pas si important : ne comptent que le black/death metal chaotique et les cris délirants ! Favorite track: 28.

YomaBarr One of those you didn't know you needed until you heard them. It sure makes a lot of noise :) but what it really makes is wild, visceral, primorrrrrdial metal. That last long track is live. Wish I had been there.

KJJJ_fan A masterpiece of noise ambient. Full of details. Contained and tense at times, rough and untied at others. Deserves several listens to enjoy it in all of its aspects. Favorite track: Are You a Friend?.

Le Cliché This is one of the most creative packing concepts I have ever seen for a cassette. Totally bizzare. Genius. :-)

Uboa Another masterpiece from Purgist. Don't be fooled by the term "bonus tracks" of the last two pieces - everything here fits together as a cohesive and deeply moving whole. Favorite track: Are You a Friend?.

Abe Mason Image of a Woman is a masterpiece of post-harshnoise. Purgist utilizes a pallette of sounds ranging from digital coldness to warm natural sounds to create an album of strange emotional complexity. Each track moves within the whole as a cohesive work building tension that is never fully released. Instead it holds that tension like an ache until it finally collapses in on itself, flailing manically, breaking apart.