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 Everything else pales in comparison.

 Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat have style, sing with passion, play with professionalism, and finally shine with a romantic momentum that makes them moving.

 Discover the haunting beauty of The Nebulous Dreams and experience this unique blend of post-hardcore and apocalyptic folk today.

 "A few days after its release, 'Fractured Man' is already a classic of the genre."

 "The title-track... is goosebumps in its purest form, a curtain that opens majestically."

 Discover the haunting beauty of Ian Read's Fire + Ice 'Fractured Man'—listen now and experience a folk masterpiece reborn.

 "La Mano di Gloria" is a musical commentary to the novel of the same name, telling of a near future as terrible as it is plausible.

 Without good writing to animate it and a rigorous focus of intents, Ianva's ambitious music becomes ridiculous, grotesque, childish, unbearably pretentious.

 Explore Ianva's daring concept album blending cinematic sound and political narrative—listen now and judge the ambitious vision yourself.

 'Hell Money' is an emotional tour-de-force through the inner wear and tear of a tormented individual, a journey into the heart of sadness, where greed, addiction, and self-immolation have taken control over mental health.

 The album leaves a sense of anguish, placing the listener alone before a disheartening dead end, without leaving a crack through which hope can be glimpsed.

 Listen to 'Hell Money' now and experience Rome's powerful critique of capitalism through haunting acoustic ballads.

 At a certain point, Johan Edlund loses the magic wand; after all, it happens to everyone eventually, even the greatest.

 Skeleton Skeletron is not just a momentary blunder, but will over time become the framework on which subsequent efforts by the band will be developed, which unfortunately will not manage to get out of the mire of a decline.

 Discover the rise and fall of Tiamat through Skeleton Skeletron — explore the full review and re-listen to the album’s shadows and sparks.

 "Design 19 shall be numbered among the blandest moments the Swedish scene has ever bestowed in the gothic/metal domain."

 "The album leaves with what it found: poor both in quality and quantity, showing two artists lethargic and nearly bankrupt in ideas."

 Explore the rise and fall of Sundown’s 'Design 19' and discover why this gothic metal debut failed to deliver.

 Lodmalm remains faithful to these canons, even in a cyber-punk version.

 ‘Glimmer’ is not a monument to originality, absorbing a series of clichés that certainly don’t make its listening something indispensable.

 Dive into Sundown's 'Glimmer' and discover a unique blend of gothic metal and 90s industrial grooves—listen now and explore Mathias Lodmalm’s darkwave experiment.

 Lodmalm has the charm of a loser to whom things always went wrong.

 The usual forty-minute effort that Lodmalm, the honest trickster he is, had already accustomed us to: we don’t shout miracle, yet various hints are appreciated.

 Explore The Beast Divine’s gothic metal fusion and discover the story of Mathias Lodmalm’s enduring legacy.

 Toy manage to sound fresh and inspired even though the specific weight of their proposal, in terms of innovative impact, is zero or almost.

 They do fantastic things (epic, romantic, sentimental, surreal), yet they don’t give the impression of being music monsters.

 Dive into Toy’s debut album and experience a balanced blend of psychedelic rock and nostalgic indie vibes.

 Radiohead are very different, not only from those of 'The Bends', but also from those of 'Ok Computer' and even from those of 'Kid A'.

 Maybe now, and in a few days, I am and will be happy to have gone anyway (better to have broken up, than never to have met, right?), but I would be lying if I said that, at that exact moment, I had fun.

 Dive into this heartfelt review and discover the layered experience of Radiohead's 2012 Florence live show.