The liveliness of Come All Ye, the intricate Medley, but above all the masterpieces of Reynardine and Farewell, Farewell are some of the wonderful pieces of this masterpiece of British folk. more
Nice album, even though I prefer other bands in this genre. Still, there are some nice moments. more
A great record. Punk-hardcore that at times is closer to the wave of the Talking Heads. Reutiers, Mannequin, Fragile (to name just a few) are lethal. more
Sneaky dad, he has nice vinyls and he doesn’t tell me. more
Hateful. more
Dark Angel and Death are more than enough to earn five stars. more
If you listen to them, you'll understand that the name is truly fitting. more
When melancholy pierces the human soul, when the word love seems not to be a part of you, when tears swell in your eyes, when loneliness becomes your skin-deep friend, when sadness makes you aware of your worthlessness... seek all this and you will be fulfilled! more
Listening to it with a hangover doubles its evocative power. Blessed are the sober who are clear-headed enough to consider it a tragic, angry, decadent record. Praise be to the acoustic nuances that serve as a foundation for this album. Essential for all lovers of Italian songwriting. more
One single definition? Shame! more
Wavelike and corpuscular, just like light. They took the masterpieces of hardcore, fused them together, and allowed the resulting mixture to cool. The guitar-bass-drum harmony is perhaps the finest ever heard, but even the silences themselves are functional. Perfect in every part, the biggest black hole in the history of rock, and through all of this, tracks like Washer have been giving me chills for years. Among the most beautiful albums of all time. more
Recommended for listening in autumn. Emotions that bring tears to your eyes... more
The title is emblematic, a dense and distorted sound that is initially difficult to decipher, but it has the intensity and charm unique to the best albums. Perhaps the peak of the band, a masterpiece and a milestone. more
The first of the pop albums, still carrying traces of past sounds. The great tracks (notably Even Less and Stop Swimming, but also Baby Dream in Cellophane, Piano Lessons, Smart Kid, Stranger By The Minute, This Is Not Rearshal) are plentiful. more
Chronicles of a trip with LSD, the most ambient Porcupine. Beautiful. more
It alternates moments of ambient, pop, rock, and metal in one of the most evocative records of the porcupine. Undeservedly considered a "transition" between the two phases. more
Dispersive and sketchy, but the warnings of the uppercase artist are all there. Radioactive Toy, The Nostalgia Factor, Nine Cats, Footprints, Linton Samuel Dawson, and It Will Rain For A Million of Years are the first highlights. more
Certo, invia pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione. more
Thrash is always thrash. more
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that. more