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 A shock wave of uncontrollable, overflowing, intelligent rage.

 A Dadaistic hell with the essence of Fantômas, the pace of math-core, and a proudly tricolored taste for the absurd.

Zeus!'s debut album delivers an intense blend of math-core and experimental rock, propelled by thunderous bass and frugal drums. The album's dynamic and cerebral rage avoids clichés while showcasing Italian musical innovation. Standout tracks highlight kinetic energy and inventive arrangements without relying on guitar dominance. The record impresses both live and on record with its unique, provocative sincerity. Dive into Zeus!'s groundbreaking debut and experience the raw power of Italian math-core today!

 The sound deforms, takes courage, and becomes darker, at times almost alien.

 Definitely a tasty appetizer of what might be dissected over the long (so to speak) distance.

Redworms' Farm delivers a confident and potent 4 EP that blends their signature dual guitars and drums with darker electronic elements. The band experiments with distorted sounds, synths, and no wave influences while maintaining the energetic, short-song style fans appreciate. Highlights include the thunderous 'Wasted' and the futuristic 'Never Repeat.' This release offers a tantalizing glimpse of the band’s evolving post-punk sound. Listen to Redworms' Farm 4 EP now and explore the dark, electronic-infused side of Italian post-punk!

 "'Bromio' is born here: a Euripidean pseudonym aimed at Dionysus becomes the dictate of a remarkable debut, of someone who takes on full responsibility, despite their immaturity, for unrestrained pioneering."

 "Everything foundational, in the years to come, starts from here. Indispensable."

Zu's debut album 'Bromio' marks a vibrant and pioneering entry into the jazzcore genre, blending free jazz, hardcore, and theatrical flair. The album captures the youthful energy of the band with precise, compact structures and creative use of winds. While it lacks the ferocity of later works, 'Bromio' remains foundational, showcasing the early promise of Zu and their unique Italian take on experimental music. Essential listening for fans of avant-garde jazz and innovative soundscapes. Explore Zu's 'Bromio' now to experience the roots of Italian jazzcore innovation and experimental sound.

 Italians do it better indeed, when considering that one of their own tracks, the thundering opening with "Eurocrime!", is a candidate, definitively, to shake off the subservient role of "reference frame" and fully become a soundtrack.

 "Piombo In Bocca" is a ruthless tank advancing, creaking and swaying, with a wah-wah torn in two by a sinful horn section.

Calibro 35’s album 'Ritornano Quelli Di... Calibro 35' builds on their debut with a darker, grittier sound. Featuring mostly original tracks, it blends Italian noir film influences with funk and prog. Highlights include the opening track 'Eurocrime!' which ties into a documentary soundtrack. The album balances classics with bold new compositions, showcasing the band’s evolving style and cinematic flair. Discover the dark, gripping sounds of Calibro 35’s Eurocrime-inspired album—listen now and dive into vintage Italian noir!

 This is almost entirely a cover album: the approach with which they are tackled makes it one of the most exciting, thrilling, and enduring listens of recent years.

 The thirteen tracks chase each other frantically on prog-funk tracks that shine in the dark, assaulted by electronic bursts, spun around until they become dizzy like little, big jazz spinning tops.

Calibro 35 offers a passionate and masterful tribute to 1970s Italian crime film soundtracks. Carefully reinterpreting classic compositions with a prog-funk edge, the album shines with energetic instrumentals and inventive arrangements. While mostly cover songs, the band’s approach breathes new life into the genre, making this a thrilling and enduring listen. Highlights include dynamic tracks like "Summertime Killer" and jazzy explorations such as "Trafelato." Dive into Calibro 35’s thrilling reinterpretations of 70s Italian crime soundtracks and experience the electrifying prog-funk ride!

 Elegance cannot be bought, with no currency, at any price.

 "Uncanny Valley" is one of my favorite tracks of all time, stunning with its psychedelic guitar and brass section.

The review praises The Drift's second album, Memory Drawings, for its rare elegance and atmospheric jazz/post-rock fusion. The long, dreamlike tracks blend cinematic tension with delicate blues and psychedelic guitar textures. The band’s unique orchestral and minimalistic approach is highlighted as a major artistic strength. Particularly standout tracks like “Uncanny Valley” and “I Had A List And I Lost It” are noted as exceptional listens. Listen to The Drift's Memory Drawings and immerse yourself in their unique, dreamlike jazz/post-rock journey.

 Avoid The Light eradicates any corpuscle of doubt is something to be significantly taken into account.

 The Germans know how to write truly fantastic songs.

Long Distance Calling’s second album, 'Avoid The Light,' offers a unique, dark take on post-rock, avoiding typical clichés while delivering epic, powerful compositions. The German band combines heavy guitars, keyboards, and intricate rhythms to create a compelling atmosphere. Guest vocals by Jonas Renkse add a distinctive gothic touch. Each track brings its own flavor, blending cinematic textures with metal undertones. Overall, the album stands out for its balance of intensity and mood. Dive into the atmospheric depths of 'Avoid The Light' and experience Long Distance Calling’s dark post-rock mastery.

 The Decemberists truly dare a lot, building a fairy tale for the New Millennium, a reinterpretation ad maiora of a technological Snow White.

 The enormous solidity of The Hazards Of Love is due, first and foremost, to the instrumental grace of the group, never on such high levels.

The Decemberists' The Hazards Of Love represents a bold evolution into a dark, cinematic folk rock opera. Through complex arrangements and character-driven storytelling, the album blends acoustic roots with heavy rock elements. Despite polarized opinions, the record is praised for its instrumental mastery, narrative ambition, and Colin Meloy's songwriting. It marks a significant milestone in the band's artistic journey. Discover The Decemberists' captivating folk rock opera—listen now and immerse yourself in their dark, enchanting tale.

 This work is a decisive breakpoint for the survival and the very sense of metal, a banner exemplary of the disruptive force of contamination and its beneficial effects.

 Ideas rain down in torrential amounts in every single song, an endless herd that would allow anyone to live for at least a few decades.

Yakuza's 2002 album 'Way Of The Dead' is hailed as a daring and experimental fusion of metal and jazz that defies traditional metal norms. The band’s bold departure from their debut’s metalcore roots alienated some but carved out a unique niche emphasizing sound clarity, complex compositions, and Far Eastern influences. With Bruce Lamont’s saxophone and vocal versatility, the album challenges metal listeners while offering something for fans across the heavy music spectrum. It is considered a pivotal work for modern metal's survival and evolution. Dive into Yakuza's 'Way Of The Dead' and experience a groundbreaking fusion of metal and jazz that challenges everything you know!

 The album is one of the best parodies heard in recent times.

 They string together a series of scraping riffs, gripping like little children and refusing to let go under any condition.

Goblin Cock's 'Come With Me If You Want To Live' is a clever, riff-packed heavy metal album led by Rob Crow's alter ego Lord Phallus. It blends parody with genuine musical skill, creating a playful homage to metal clichés. The album offers a diverse mix of stoner, psych, and metal elements, standing strong beyond its humor. While some tracks drag, the overall experience is entertaining and musically rewarding. Dive into Goblin Cock's irreverent heavy metal chaos—listen now and enjoy a wild ride of riffs and laughs!