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"Haunted Waves, Moving Graves sounds like a passionate requiem dedicated to humanity as a whole." "It is a great album, perhaps not a masterpiece, nor something particularly innovative, but unique and tremendously deep, dictated by a communicative urgency that justifies its essence."
"Haunted Waves, Moving Graves sounds like a passionate requiem dedicated to humanity as a whole."
"It is a great album, perhaps not a masterpiece, nor something particularly innovative, but unique and tremendously deep, dictated by a communicative urgency that justifies its essence."
Dive into the haunting depths of Current 93's latest album and experience a unique post-apocalyptic musical journey.
"Wakeford has a heart as big as the entire world, and his works, imperfect, limited, as puerile as they may seem, still shine with his personality." "L'Orchestre Noir is a project that can only interest the most die-hard fans of Sol Invictus, and particularly those who loved and still love Tony Wakeford’s indomitable battle in every facet on this world."
"Wakeford has a heart as big as the entire world, and his works, imperfect, limited, as puerile as they may seem, still shine with his personality."
"L'Orchestre Noir is a project that can only interest the most die-hard fans of Sol Invictus, and particularly those who loved and still love Tony Wakeford’s indomitable battle in every facet on this world."
Explore 'Cantos' and dive into Tony Wakeford’s dark symphonic folk journey with L'Orchestre Noir—listen now for a unique atmospheric experience.
"A dozen tracks hastily thrown together, seemingly without rhyme or reason." "Stapleton’s methodological rigor crumbles at contact with Wakeford’s instrumental mess."
"A dozen tracks hastily thrown together, seemingly without rhyme or reason."
"Stapleton’s methodological rigor crumbles at contact with Wakeford’s instrumental mess."
Explore this rare collaboration that missed the mark and decide for yourself if it’s a hidden gem or a forgotten experiment.
Wakeford proves to be a passionate painter who, with broad strokes, neglecting details, faithfully portrays the dark landscapes that torment his soul. What If... represents the next step in a personal and unique artistic journey that started long ago and pauses on a strange form of apocalyptic chamber music.
Wakeford proves to be a passionate painter who, with broad strokes, neglecting details, faithfully portrays the dark landscapes that torment his soul.
What If... represents the next step in a personal and unique artistic journey that started long ago and pauses on a strange form of apocalyptic chamber music.
Discover the haunting beauty of Orchestra Noir's 'What If...'—immerse yourself in this unique journey through chamber and folk-inspired soundscapes.
"Gorgoni is a monumental piece that digs its claws directly into Greek mythology." "In less than three minutes lies all the magic of a horrific metal that does not fear to combine the heaviness of electrified compositions with the magic of the best vintage progressive music."
"Gorgoni is a monumental piece that digs its claws directly into Greek mythology."
"In less than three minutes lies all the magic of a horrific metal that does not fear to combine the heaviness of electrified compositions with the magic of the best vintage progressive music."
Dive into The Black’s epic 'Gorgoni' and experience a classic doom metal journey through myth and melody!
Ianva is a certainty and a guarantee of quality in today’s Italian musical undergrowth. Approach Ianva purely and free from all kinds of prejudice. You will be surprised.
Ianva is a certainty and a guarantee of quality in today’s Italian musical undergrowth.
Approach Ianva purely and free from all kinds of prejudice. You will be surprised.
Listen to Ianva’s Italia: Ultimo Atto and experience a unique artistic journey through Italy’s recent history and rich musical heritage.
The album isn’t bad: well-played, well-arranged, well-packaged, stuffed with many nice things, female choirs, trumpets, accordions, cowbells, and more. But excuse me, where are the songs? Everything flows well but anonymously, so much so that I wouldn’t know which pieces to cite; all the tracks are nice, none are terrible, but none make you shout a miracle.
The album isn’t bad: well-played, well-arranged, well-packaged, stuffed with many nice things, female choirs, trumpets, accordions, cowbells, and more. But excuse me, where are the songs?
Everything flows well but anonymously, so much so that I wouldn’t know which pieces to cite; all the tracks are nice, none are terrible, but none make you shout a miracle.
Discover Spiritual Front's evolving sound – listen to Rotten Roma Casinò and explore their dark pop journey today!
Valor was a good musician, that is undeniable, and as long as his feats served as a stage for Rozz Williams to enact his neuroses, his obsessions, his mental turmoils, he certainly cannot be criticized. The imposing title track... is one of the highest points of the entire Christian Death discography.
Valor was a good musician, that is undeniable, and as long as his feats served as a stage for Rozz Williams to enact his neuroses, his obsessions, his mental turmoils, he certainly cannot be criticized.
The imposing title track... is one of the highest points of the entire Christian Death discography.
Explore Christian Death's 'Ashes' and experience a defining moment in gothic rock evolution.
A man, the last man on earth, wields his guitar and releases the last shred of humanity. Primitive music, that of the last man on earth... a new Beginning: Humanity begins again from humanity.
A man, the last man on earth, wields his guitar and releases the last shred of humanity.
Primitive music, that of the last man on earth... a new Beginning: Humanity begins again from humanity.
Dive into Scott Kelly's 'The Wake' and experience a profound acoustic journey of humanity and desolation today.
"The album is still the result of Di Donato’s free guitar wanderings, his inspired solos are always excellent." "In the fourteen minutes of the title track, Mario Di Donato rediscovers himself as a hero of national (and not only) doom."
"The album is still the result of Di Donato’s free guitar wanderings, his inspired solos are always excellent."
"In the fourteen minutes of the title track, Mario Di Donato rediscovers himself as a hero of national (and not only) doom."
Dive into The Black’s powerful double album and experience a classic heavy metal revival full of epic riffs and dark themes!
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