In my opinion, Bring Me the Horizon are one of the most important bands around. They have demonstrated their ability to span different genres and have also revolutionized the way metal is made with their two most successful albums, "There Is a Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven, Let's Keep It a Secret" and "Sempiternal," two albums that are truly well done with incredible arrangements. Unfortunately, not everyone understands their real importance; I get that the genre might not appeal to everyone, but saying "a group for kids, they've ruined music blah blah" is quite different. In my opinion, those who write such things don't really understand music, or they're old folks who only like "true metal." I'm sorry to disappoint these people, but it's not just Metallica and Megadeth, and times change. So for me, they are an excellent band, with a few songs that are a bit underwhelming, but overall, they are really talented artists who know how to make music. more
Sublime more
For me, it is a wonderful album, with peaks of rare expressive power and a union between lyrics and music that reaches its apex in tracks like the opener "Tu non ti pungi più," "Potrebbe essere sera," and the masterpiece among masterpieces: "I ritorni," an absolute wonder, listen to believe... "Amarsi è questo: escludere d'essere i soli al mondo,
I soli ad esser soli amando, sterminandola l'invincibile armata." more
I'M NOT FALLING FOR IT! more
One of the most extraordinary live performances in all of Italian music. Immense. more
One of the most extraordinary live performances in all of Italian music. Immense. more
Immense. I admit I got to know him through Elton's The Union in 2010. But I promise to get to know him better. more
Go dance reggae on the beach, but please, don't sing! more
Honest singer-songwriter who has done good things in the past, great performer with amazing musicians. Overall, I believe he is a bit overrated, though. Over the years, he has had the flaw of repeating himself and self-plagiarizing. more
An incredibly immersive chaos. Among the best jazz albums ever released and first among all-time noise albums. more
TATATATATATA TAH TAH (even just the ending is worth 5 or 6 other albums) more
A very wide range of emotions conveyed by the skilled fingers of one of the best composers of the last 50 years. more
A fantastic brick more
The best review is the one right on the newspaper/cover. more
The first track would be enough to explain funk to a novice. But then there's also the second one... more
Sincere, personal, slightly psychedelic, and very original. The most commendable aspect is the presence of brass instruments and many instrumental parts that feel almost vaudeville/circus-like, even though the melodies are quite bare when they're on their own. more
It's true that the rest of their output has been on a downward trend, but when you release an album like this, it's hard to go uphill. The best prog album. more
Raw and rough sketches, others more developed. And I don’t understand what you have against Linda McCartney’s voice. I find it fully in line with the project and very authentic. more
First track is spacey, the second is almost funky, the third is pure fusion. Overall, a very enjoyable package, it sounds very analog. more
Say what you want, but this album gives me very strong emotions. more