Since no one mentions its peak, I'll do it: "Primo maggio in festa" ... it moves me. more
Where the hell did I put the voice?! more
Year 1990; Chuck Schuldiner is very clear about his ideas and begins to shape the sound of his band, leaving behind the raw brutalities of the two albums that precede "Spiritual Healing." A spiritual remedy, that is what I have always gained from listening to the eight tracks that unfold in the experience: "Living Monstrosity" opens the batch of songs with a sound where technique starts to take shape, finally exploding in the long title track where Chuck's scream still unsettles... Mortal... more
They come from the cold Quebec in Canada; and their glacial, reasoned, technically superb Music brings them close to the Masters of Death... Obscurely devastating... more
The first five albums are truly beautiful and inspired, which earns them a passing grade. The rest of the career has been uneven. more
Two guitars and a drum kit. Instrumental Noise.. more
A highly impactful noise group from across the Alps, always remaining in the shadows! Known thanks to CSI! more
Classy and multifaceted with Di Leo's voice hitting all the notes... QUINTORIGO " La nonna di Frederick lo portava al mare "
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New wave sung in Italian, The Cure style more
New wave sung in Italian more
A poet. Three masterpieces: "Waiting for Godot," "I’ve Also Seen Happy Gypsies," and "Unemployed the Streets of Dreams." Second to none. more
They have created, alongside their colleagues and Swedes like Entombed, Scandinavian Death Metal, with an eloquent sound in terms of essential technique and explosive wickedness in Music... Indecent and Obscene... more
Grand album, it feels like running through the prairies alongside the Native American on the cover. Epic and thrilling, with the lengthy "Walk like a Giant" and "Ramada Inn" as absolute peaks. more
Classical dance without him wouldn't be the same, and the Christmas atmosphere without The Nutcracker wouldn’t be as beautiful <3 more
Run run run run run run run awaaaaaaaaaaaay more
From a musical standpoint that I can't classify, being completely ignorant on the subject; it's undeniable their monstrous "charm" thanks to a sound that is unmatched... Malsanamente eclettici... more
I cannot give less than five stars to the second album by the Dream Syndicate, their undisputed masterpiece; an album where the guitar sound becomes even more distorted, present, and acidic, providing continuous emotions in the eight tracks contained, with genuine peaks of chilling beauty... And it was a thrill that is hardly describable to listen to it in its entirety at the concert a few hours ago with Steve just two meters away from me, with his voice and his guitar... THE ABSOLUTE... more
Reverberations and feedback Neo-psychedelic from Austin with a hint of Velvet... They also remind me of the Doors.. Among my favorites! The Black Angels - Bad Vibrations
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Warped 90s indie rock. Lost in the void... more