Band:	Bolesno Grinje
Album:	Od Nesvijesti Do Grinda
Style:	Grindcore
Release date:	May 2006

01. Život, Rad, Užas
02. T-Pušiona
03. Proljev
04. Kodine-Trokuti
05. Uvijek Ista Priča
06. Pobuna G. Č.
07. 1dan
08. Usamljena Udovica
09. Error
10. Jebemise
11. Pluča Puna Cinka
12. Nerv
13. Pjevač U Paragvaju
14. Van Iz Depresije
15. Grinje Odlaze

To begin with let me first get things nice and sparkling clear, I discovered this band's discography backwards, the first album I heard from them was "Nitko Nas Ne Vidi?"a really incredible album actually, then I tried this and finally their debut full-length in "EBM records", so it's more difficult to achieve "objective" views when you already know where the band is heading right? And it's also quite obvious that if the band is good enough they'll progress into being better not worse if you know what I mean.

This, their second full-length album, it's actually not that different from "Nitko Nas Ne Vidi?" it's only rawer and less complex that's all. Bolesno Grinje creates a really aggressive kind of grind in this album and exploits to the max their execution abilities to show they can be as brutal as any other Grindcore act nowadays. The entire album comes wrapped with a tightened kind of Grind with Punk undertones that add "settling" lines to the speedy scheme of the songs while the catchy structures covert a noisy tune into a really catchy piece.

This is an unpolished way to hear this band; the music is really good and the hostility inside will suit perfectly in most Grindcore shelves of the community. Too bad the production and songwriting in this album is still crude and doesn't fits quite as good as their latest album, though the band's fanatics and even some Grindcore completionists will surely praise this album as it has enough violence to put many of the modern bands to shame.

Best Tracks: "Jedan Dan", "T-Pusiona", "Grinje Odlaze"