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 I would define 'Confuzed Disco' as an encyclopedia of Italo Disco but also of electronic music, essential for those who love certain sounds and to know for those not very familiar with them.

 Anyone wanting to discover where today's sounds come from should listen to Confuzed Disco, and much will become clear.

Confuzed Disco is a comprehensive retrospective compilation celebrating the Italo Disco movement from 1979-1982. It features seminal tracks from key artists in their almost original form on the first CD and fresh remixes from leading contemporary producers on the second. This two-CD set offers a deep dive into the roots and evolution of Italian electronic music, highlighting its influence on today's electronic genres. An essential listen for fans and newcomers eager to explore the true origins of Italo Disco. Explore the roots of Italo Disco and electronic music with Confuzed Disco—listen now and rediscover the classic ’80s sounds reimagined.

 The band’s performance was practically perfect, tracks executed with surgical precision and clean sounds.

 A mature and precise performance from a high-level band, which still has something to improve to enter the metal Olympus.

This review covers Killswitch Engage's live concert at Transilvania Live in Milan on February 2, 2007. Supported by The Haunted and Bring Me The Horizon, the show featured a precise and strong execution of tracks mainly from 'As Daylight Dies.' While the band displayed excellent musical skill, some stage presence improvements were suggested. Overall, it was a mature and powerful performance hinting at the band's rise in metal. Discover the energy of Killswitch Engage's Milan live show—listen to their powerful set and explore their evolving metal legacy!

 The new singer Guillaume Bideau offers an outstanding performance, perfectly at ease between growl and clean vocals.

 Mnemic finds a dimension that is slightly more their own, even though the influences of the aforementioned bands can be heard.

Mnemic's third album 'Passenger' maintains strong influences from Fear Factory, Meshuggah, and Soilwork, featuring a new versatile vocalist, Guillaume Bideau. The production includes notable guest appearances and catchy choruses, balancing heavy riffs with melodic and electronic elements. While the album closely follows previous formulas and multiple influences, it offers a solid and enjoyable metal experience. The band shows promise but still seeks a more distinct identity. Discover the relentless energy of Mnemic's 'Passenger'—listen now to experience this unique metal fusion!

 Mellowtoy manages to evolve in a fully positive way, maturing compared to their debut, delivering an energetic album, a pleasure to listen to.

 "Nobody Gets Out Alive" probably doesn’t offer much innovation, but it is certainly far superior to most Italian music releases.

Mellowtoy’s second album, Nobody Gets Out Alive, marks a stronger and more intense musical direction with a mix of nu-metal, hardcore, rap-core, and electronic influences. Though the sound quality is imperfect and some songs repetitive, the album features catchy choruses and diverse styles. The band shows growth compared to their debut and delivers energetic compositions with notable tracks such as "The World Is Mine" and a well-done Alice In Chains cover. Overall, it is a matured but not fully innovative record that stands out in Italian music. Discover Mellowtoy’s powerful nu-metal journey—listen to Nobody Gets Out Alive now!

 Try listening to this song and you will understand that anyone apart from Chris Cunningham would have gone mad making such a work.

 This is the classic product that you either love or despise, but on the other hand, when you fall into the hands of two figures like Cunningham and AFX, you cannot hope for something normal that doesn’t aim to shock us.

Rubber Johnny is a provocative six-minute short film directed by Chris Cunningham and scored by Aphex Twin. The film features eerie infrared visuals and a syncopated electronic track that matches the beat perfectly. It tells the story of a deformed, disturbed character confined to a basement, presented with unsettling imagery that challenges viewers. This avant-garde work polarizes audiences but exemplifies boundary-pushing art by two creative geniuses. Watch Rubber Johnny to experience the shocking fusion of Chris Cunningham's visuals and Aphex Twin's haunting soundscape.

 A production meticulously crafted, perfect images and sound, but above all a breathtaking direction.

 Slipknot live are in their natural habitat and they prove it here.

Slipknot's Disasterpieces DVD captures their electrifying 2002 London Arena concert with excellent production and sound. The unique use of personal band member cameras adds depth. Exceptional performances, including powerful songs like 'People = Shit' and 'Liberate,' shine through. The DVD also offers music videos and backstage footage, making it a must-have for fans and metal enthusiasts alike. Watch Slipknot's Disasterpieces DVD now for an unforgettable live metal experience!

 Genius and recklessness are the first two nouns that come to mind to describe this double DVD.

 The main and most brilliant idea of the entire 'film' is that the scenes were shot entirely with a handheld camera to make us feel even closer to their world.

Slipknot’s Voliminal: Inside The Nine is an innovative double DVD offering much more than a typical music release. Directed by band member M. Shawn Crahan, it delivers a conceptual and psychedelic journey into the band’s world over 28 months of touring. Featuring raw handheld footage, live performances, and intimate interviews, the film reveals deeper insights into each member. While it may not suit new fans, it stands as a brilliant, immersive tribute for longtime followers. Dive into Slipknot’s intense world with Voliminal: Inside The Nine—watch, listen, and experience the band like never before!

 A brilliant selection, perfectly at ease between past and present, enjoyable to listen to given the great variety of themes it offers.

 Track no. 8, in my humble opinion, is the masterpiece of the selection... a very simple melody that will inevitably get stuck in your head.

Kitsuné Maison Compilation 2 is praised for its excellent blend of electronic, brit-rock, and '80s influences. Featuring standout remixes and tracks, it offers a sophisticated and engaging listening experience. The variety across the album keeps it enjoyable, balancing past and present musical styles. It is recommended for listeners seeking tranquil yet dynamic electronic music. Explore Kitsuné Maison Compilation 2 and dive into its rich blend of electronic and retro sounds that captivate and energize.

 Slipknot is angry, very much so.

 Many of those who hate them should look beyond the image and understand what’s behind it.

This review champions Slipknot's 1999 debut album as a groundbreaking work that blends nu-metal with thrash, death, and black metal elements. The author highlights standout tracks like "Eyeless" and "Wait and Bleed," praising the album's raw intensity and emotional depth. Despite the band’s controversial image, the review urges listeners to look beyond appearances and appreciate the underlying message of resilience and individuality. Produced by Ross Robinson, the album remains a defining moment in heavy music. Explore Slipknot's intense debut album and experience one of metal’s most provocative and powerful releases.

 The French DJ offers a wicked sound, very wicked, dirty, ready to hit you from behind with bone-crushing beats.

 All the songs offered by the duo... have such wicked synths that scratch your balls.

The review covers a live show by Terence Fixmer and Douglas McCarthy in Bologna. It highlights the powerful, wicked sound blending industrial and dark electro. The performance is praised for intense beats and high energy, though noted as relatively short. Recommended strongly for fans of industrial and dark electro music. Dive into this intense live set by Fixmer & McCarthy and experience the raw energy of industrial electro now!