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 "If music has to die, we want to be the firing squad."

 "This time, the Locust don’t pass by but shoot their bullets without mercy."

The Locust’s 'New Erections' marks a significant growth from their earlier chaotic grindcore sound into a more mature, structured, and diverse musical experience. The album fuses cybergrind, punk, ambient, and progressive elements while maintaining sharp cynicism and aggression. With longer, well-composed tracks and enhanced technical skill, the band explores new sonic territories. Though challenging and not for everyone, 'New Erections' asserts The Locust’s place as innovators unafraid to evolve and confront mediocrity. Dive into The Locust’s 'New Erections' for a brutal, innovative musical journey that challenges and redefines extreme sounds.

 If you decide to expose all the disgusting moralism rampant in the Boot, if you can’t hold your tongue... you don’t make it.

 Their engaged lyrics, halfway between punk nihilism and poetic denunciation, never trivial or clichéd, with a bitter aftertaste, always went largely unnoticed.

Fluxus' 1998 album Pura Lana Vergine delivers harsh and intelligent social criticism through a powerful blend of hardcore punk and noise influences. Despite being overlooked by mainstream Italian audiences, the band’s fierce lyrics and massive sound create a compelling challenge to societal hypocrisy and moralism. This album is praised as one of the best Italian underground punk efforts, capturing the frustration and despair of Italy's socio-political environment in the 1990s. The review laments the lack of recognition for such authentic voices in a commercially driven music market. Explore Fluxus' raw and powerful Pura Lana Vergine—listen now to experience one of Italy's most intense hardcore punk albums.

 Orthrelm must thank Naked City for this contribution: the continuous breaks... are heavily influenced by the creative genius of John Zorn.

 'Asristir Vieldriox' is a genuine, sincere work and, why not, beautiful: it should be taken in small doses, to avoid an irreversible anaphylactic shock.

Orthrelm’s debut album 'Asristir Vieldriox' is a complex, high-energy work characterized by technical guitar mastery and fragmented loops. The album challenges traditional song structures with ninety-nine short, inventive samples creating a dynamic and experimental soundscape. It shares similarities with their later work 'OV' and shows clear influence from avant-garde pioneers such as Naked City and John Zorn. This album is intense and best consumed in small doses, rewarding listeners with its originality and energetic precision. Dive into Orthrelm’s fearless debut and experience a raw, inventive journey through experimental rock.

 Giovanni loves music, music serves Giovanni: and the relationship is immediately apparent, pardon, to the ear.

 "‘Panic’ is a rational and sentimental composition that comes from the heart... a light, engaging song with nothing desperate or gloomy."

This review highlights Giovanni Allevi’s album Joy as a genuine and refreshing work in contemporary classical music. It reflects Allevi’s balance of simplicity and refinement, blending classical roots with pop, jazz, and minimalist influences. The album captures a broad emotional spectrum—from joyous to melancholic—with standout tracks that convey life’s passions and challenges. The reviewer admires Allevi’s unique personality and his deep connection with music. Experience the heartfelt beauty of Giovanni Allevi’s Joy—listen now and feel the joy of contemporary classical music!

 A group that found its acclaim, simultaneously with its relegation, in soundtracks: and for this reason, it has always been labeled as a 'soundtrack group,' so a group of little importance, without significance.

 The disc, like the film, is indispensable. Not having it would be, to remain on theme, a real crime.

This review praises Goblin's Profondo Rosso soundtrack as a seminal work blending progressive rock, jazz, and electronic elements to create a haunting, atmospheric score. It highlights the band's underrated genius, their collaboration with Dario Argento, and how the music perfectly fits the film's eerie and psychological themes. The author emphatically recommends the album as essential for fans and connoisseurs alike. Dive into Goblin’s Profondo Rosso soundtrack and experience the chilling, hypnotic music that defines horror cinema!

 A truly great album from every point of view; originality, composition, sound quality.

 Matt composes, unifies, distorts, accompanies, invents, and then leaves the fruit of his work to his sister’s crystalline and carefree voice.

The review explores The Fiery Furnaces' debut album, highlighting the unique sibling duo's chemistry and diverse musical experimentation. It praises the well-crafted songs blending garage rock, blues, folk, and country. Each track is analyzed for originality and mood, emphasizing the album's artistic depth. The review concludes that 'Gallowbird's Bark' is a highly successful and original work, setting a strong foundation for the duo's prolific career. Discover the unique sounds and captivating stories behind The Fiery Furnaces' debut album – listen to 'Gallowbird's Bark' now!

 If this is truly the devil’s music, then so be it.

 Candace Kucsulain: a woman interested in only one thing: making as much noise as possible, even if it means auctioning off her vocal cords on eBay.

This detailed review praises Walls Of Jericho's 2006 album 'With Devils Amongst Us All' for its raw intensity, technical drumming, and powerful vocals by Candace Kucsulain. The band’s evolution and lineup changes are covered, with a focus on standout tracks and thematic aggression. The album is recognized for its unfiltered energy and social commentary, appealing to hardcore and metal fans. Despite some minor criticisms, the record is deemed a strong and passionate metalcore statement. Dive into Walls Of Jericho’s fierce metalcore world – listen to 'With Devils Amongst Us All' and experience raw power and passion!

 Punk is still among us: angrier, more motivated, and more polemical than ever.

 With this latest cd, the Casualties have taken nothing away, added nothing: they have simply, and masterfully, reiterated.

The Casualties' 2006 album 'Under Attack' is a powerful testament to the enduring spirit of punk. The band blends classic street-punk elements with hardcore intensity, delivering fast, aggressive, and socially charged music. While some tracks are repetitive, the overall energy and raw emotion remain compelling. This album is essential for punk fans and a great introduction for newcomers. Listen to 'Under Attack' and experience raw, unfiltered street punk energy from The Casualties today!

 Gotthard remains exceptional even in interludes: 'Why Don’t We Do It' represents exactly one minute of light guitar in the background leaving space for king Lee, completely free to perform fabulous vocalizations.

 This double is an unmissable opportunity for those who wish to delve into the group’s characteristics: great musical quality and a desire to rock distinguish this entire release.

This review praises Gotthard's double album 'One Team One Spirit' as a must-have collection for fans and newcomers alike. Highlighting both heartfelt ballads and strong rock tracks, the reviewer emphasizes the band's enduring skill and passion. The compilation celebrates Gotthard's decade-long career and appeals to those who appreciate quality hard rock music. Listen to Gotthard’s powerful rock anthems and soulful ballads in 'One Team One Spirit'—a true treasure for hard rock fans!

 No one can claim to listen to Ok Go if they have never seen a video from the group. One word: unforgettable!

 The riffs are elementary, yet from the first listen, they captivate and are easy to listen to.

Ok Go's 2006 album 'Oh No' offers catchy, accessible alternative rock with a few funk and country influences. While some tracks feel lighter or out of place, the album overall delivers freshness and originality. The unforgettable, creative music videos capture the essence of the band and boosted their popularity online. 'Oh No' is recommended for listeners seeking quality alternative music beyond mainstream commercial sounds. Listen to Ok Go's 'Oh No' album and watch their iconic, unforgettable videos to experience their unique alternative rock charm!