spandAnanda Maybe I'm weird but I don't get sad, but inspired. This is one of the best albums to put on for late night kratom rituals, and them having taken the bite from one of my favorite britcoms ices my cake of joy.

mrs.sardonicus An extended version of one of the most profoundly sad and emotionally deep albums ever put to wax. Coil's postmortem masterpiece in it's full and finest version available. Favorite track: The Last Amethyst Deceiver.

The Laughing Stock Definitely in my top 3 favorite albums of all time. This truly is an album that will always leave me with tears in my eyes every time I listen to it.
My favorite track on the second CD is "A Cold Cell in Bangkok" Favorite track: Going Up.

Dlshfie0w an album I didn't realize I needed Favorite track: Seething and Scattered.

Dududil The titans of sludge metal is back. This might well be their best work yet. Heavy, massive, and at times hypnotic. This is the album to hold onto in these desperate times. Favorite track: First Red Rays.

Michael Carter This feels like a new beginning, forget about everything, just focus on this....passion and honesty, bare your soul....ignore ridicule, or tags that try to define you.....a portrait of a world....what's next?

punkoso Fantastic band, I have no idea what they are saying but I get the idea, I cannot wait to see them live

gimmi Flawless record from start to finish. Classic hardcore sound, yet not derivative at all. Incredibly actual, urgent and passionate music. Can't get tired of Antimob. Favorite track: Στην Κόψη του Ξυραφιού.

porcelainheart- Mystical and mysterious, at times off-kilter and eclectic. I'm almost reminded of Opeth's album Orchid in some moments. An undercurrent of heart-wrench within a tidal wave of dissonant riffs. Favorite track: i mon jecan në§teanë'ºi.

zakukiyu this record is what got me into the legendary project "trhä". i'll never forget the first time i listened to "also ëmat". it's so bittersweet and uplifting. thank you for making music damián, you are a blessing. Favorite track: also ëmat.

grahamy My favorite Trhä releases are the ones where the cryptic melancholy is counterbalanced by pure shit-kicking venom. This is one of them for sure. Riff to riff there's an incredibly broad range of emotions expressed (and nuanced ones too), but the overall impression for me is bitter pain met with strength, defiance and ultimately triumph. Remarkably for bm there's a real joyfulness here, but it's been touched by suffering, which only makes it more powerful. Unconquerable even. Awesome release.