Sabaton
Sabaton is a Swedish power metal band formed in 1999 by singer Joakim Brodèn and bassist Pär Sundstrom. They debuted with the demo *Fist for Fight*, outlining their official and distinctive style with their first official album *Primo Victoria* in 2005, released by the record label Nuclear Blast, which served as a true launching pad for the Swedish band. The definition of their style, based on very heavy guitar lines, persistent drumming regardless of the rhythm's speed, sharp keyboard riffs, and Joakim's hoarse and powerful vocals, was accompanied by the ultimate definition of the principal theme of all subsequent albums: war; with the exception of individual songs dedicated to the metal genre itself. They have currently released 7 albums, 1 compilation titled *Metalizer*, and 2 live albums. more
Donald Trump
Fascist inside more
Deftones
There’s something about them that fascinates me. It might be the subtlety of some musical passages, the difficulty of interpreting the lyrics, the voice juxtaposed with the deep guitar and bass. I only know that I loved the first three works (White Pony above all) and the latest was one of the best of 2012. I’m looking forward to their next full-length, which should arrive in early 2016. more
Janis Joplin
I want you to come on, come on, come on, come on
And take it, Take it!
Take another little Piece Of My Heart now, baby! more
Donald Trump
Another to be sent to North Korea with a one-way ticket. Possibly, via animal cargo. more
Lana Del Rey -Born To Die
"Born to Die" is Born To Die serves as a perfect bridge between the experimental creativity of the "dark" indie-underground corners and the high-quality commerciality of mainstream pop. An album that oozes "Retromania" from every pore, it features references to 1950s movie soundtracks and tributes to film icons like James Dean. There’s a bit of gangster style reminiscent of Nancy Sinatra, but also a constant homage to Madonna and Marianne Faithfull. In short, a nice cocktail of elements capable of capturing both the general audience and the more "alternative" crowd. Yet, beyond all the smoke and mirrors of gossip that surrounds it, this album is a collection of respectable songs: sketches of retro orchestral pop, with sprinkles of electronics and hip hop here and there. Add a touch of Portishead’s trip-hop and you’ve got it all. more
Egg
Canterbury and avant-garde polyrhythmic abilities like few others. Exceptional are Stewart's sounds and Campbell's bass riffs. more
Lambchop -OH (Ohio)
Just like the cover: relaxed and intimate. To be listened to. more
Martin Scorsese -Taxi Driver
Let's raise our hands! more
Martin Scorsese
The best director of the last 30/40 years! If he’s not the best, he definitely stands on the podium with ease. more
Eloy -Ocean
The album that made me discover prog! Just for this 5! more
Dire Straits -Money for Nothing
When I was a kid, I melted the cassette tape. more
Wigwam
If not the best, the most well-known progressive band in Finnish land. more
Pulsar
Six discs with two masterpieces, for one of the best symphonic bands in France. more
Clearlight Symphony
A very long uninterrupted career and at least 5 excellent jobs. A sparkling debut. more
IRA
They make me so angry ... more
Gustav Klimt
a pop hand, definitely happy. more
Amon Düül II -Phallus Dei
A bacchanal, a nightmare, between moments of genuine delirium and unexpectedly composed grandiloquence. more
Scott Weiland
Great, truly great voice of the equally great Stone Temple Pilots. Unjustly and stupidly accused of jumping on a bandwagon that hadn't even left the station at the time of their formation. more
Jethro Tull -Minstrel In The Gallery
...and yet there are still some who define it as "ugly." Oh well... more