ChaosA.D.

Stunning album, with the right balance of power/melody so dear to classic Heavy Metal, enriched, however, by a unique voice and a wicked and enchanting atmosphere. Great review, hello everyone and have a good evening.

After having the pleasure of listening, I can finally comment on the album: well, for me it’s beautiful, elegant, and engaging, a work that’s truly uplifting, which today is as necessary as bread! Greetings to everyone and have a good evening.

Regarding the “intellectuality” of Allevi's proposal (an artist I actually enjoy listening to), I believe we are once again delving into the topic of marketing, giving an aura of “elevated” to a rather simple discourse, yet, in my opinion, still pleasant and effective. Personally, I don't put much stock in the definition of “cultured music”; for me, music is entertainment, and then personal tastes come into play, which, we must admit, can be influenced by trends. Hi everyone and have a good evening.

I apologize for the delay in my response. First of all, I want to thank you for taking some time to read my writing and for the votes you gave it. As for the speech made by Kemosabe, unfortunately, I don't know exactly what to say. In the end, I believe that advertising plays a huge role, but beyond that, I think the issue also pertains to the musical genre itself, or rather, the perception that people have of it. Let me explain: many fall into the stereotype of jazz = cultured music for pseudo-intellectuals and bypass it regardless, missing out on fresh, passionate, and modern works like the aforementioned "Stanley Music!" (and many others, of course). Hello and have a good day.

Thank you for reading the review and for the comments. Have a nice evening :-)

I thank everyone for the comments and for reading the review. As for the length of it, let's just say I intentionally wanted to be concise; in fact, I initially even considered going track-by-track (with a particular focus on "Black Lake Niostang"), but in the end, I decided to create something more synthetic to give the reader a sort of "feel" for the album, hinting at what they would find if they ever wanted to listen to it. Anyway, I really appreciate the observations, and what makes me happiest is that such an exceptional album is enjoyed so deeply, well done! Hello everyone and have a great day.

The review isn't bad, but I'm not a big fan of track-by-track; I'm not going to comment on the product (I'm sorry, but to me it's more of a mere marketing construct than an actual album). Hello everyone and have a good evening.

In my opinion (if I may interject in the discussion), the problem lies in the fact that in our country we get lost in conversations like "But you're reading Dan Brown? Ignorant, do like me: grab a hefty Czechoslovakian brick and you'll see how you understand the meaning of life!". This kind of talk is amplified to the nth degree in music (the punk vs jazz debates are the most hilarious thing that can exist). In the end, we’re talking about entertainment, hobbies, pastimes, etc... maybe there’s someone who, after reading HP, gathers with friends and, dressed as a wizard, dives into some improbable live role-playing game, well, what's wrong with that? I’m not saying that discussions shouldn’t happen (opinions are sacred, and if someone thinks that reading, say, Terry Brooks is for poor fools, I can only respect their view and move on), but taking everything a bit lighter can save a lot of liver! I, in my little way, think I've found a simple solution: I say I don’t understand anything about music or literature so I can read and listen to whatever I want (including the latest by Metallica, yesssssss how sacrilegious ahahahahahaha). Just kidding, of course (not about the fact that I don’t understand anything about music and literature; that’s true), it’s just for laughs. Hello everyone and have a good evening.

I enjoyed the Harry Potter saga: it flows smoothly, with great plots, and that modern fairy tale mood that really makes a difference. In the fantasy realm, I think we are at excellent levels; after all, this genre aims to make people dream (both big and small) and entertain, which J.K. Rowling succeeded in perfectly. Hello everyone and have a great day.

I would like to thank you all again for reading and commenting on the review! Hello everyone and have a great day!