RobyMichieletto

 Between The Buried And Me demonstrate that even staying within certain boundaries, it’s possible to be proactive and convincing.

 You sit at minute zero and get up after 64’ and 14” aware of having participated in a unique discographic journey.

Between The Buried and Me's Colors is a landmark progressive metal album that showcases their technical skill, creativity, and genre versatility. The album features eight tracks that fluidly blend metal subgenres with other musical influences while maintaining cohesive songwriting. The reviewer praises the band's ability to innovate within boundaries without losing credibility. Colors offers a unique, immersive listening experience that rewards repeated attentive plays over time. Dive into the complex world of Colors and experience one of progressive metal's finest journeys today!

 The formula they devised is further investigated and deepened, materializing that parapsychological mix where doom and experimental rock avant-garde manage to coexist.

 I cannot refrain from declaring a winner, who in this specific case is Ovo!

This split 10" album showcases the creative interplay between Ovo and Sinistri, highlighted by Xabier Iriondo’s guest performances. Ovo’s blend of doom and experimental rock is praised for its dark, twisted atmosphere, while Sinistri offers chaotic, funky rhythmic explorations. The review ultimately favors Ovo’s compelling and cohesive approach. Dive into this unique split 10" and experience the creative clash of Ovo and Sinistri with Xabier Iriondo’s unforgettable guest work.

 The new 'Rise To Ruin' is a solid work that showcases a violent sound, transcending genres.

 An absolute guarantee!

The review highlights Gorefest's evolution over the years, praising 'Rise To Ruin' as a solid death metal album. It combines brutal, powerful sounds with versatile instrumentation and excellent production by Tue Madsen. The album features dynamic contrasts and a focused, impactful style that reinforces the band's strong presence in metal. Listen to Gorefest's Rise To Ruin now and experience their powerful death metal evolution!

 Agnostic Front have become a guarantee of absolute adherence to forms of metallic hardcore.

 "Warriors" features fourteen tracks that hit hard and never let go, thanks to a clean, square, and straight production.

Agnostic Front's ninth album 'Warriors' solidifies the band's role as metallic hardcore pioneers. The album combines hardcore roots with thrash elements, emphasizing unity and raw live energy. Featuring 14 strong tracks, it maintains a straightforward, powerful production that reflects their intense live performances. Themes of passion, respect, and brotherhood run throughout, showing the band's commitment to their genre and fans. Listen to 'Warriors' and experience Agnostic Front's hardcore thrash mastery today!

 The Ladybug Transistor are an exemplary representation of pop understood as sound, which tries to express itself in ways that endear themselves to the listener.

 A refined album, but not constantly inspired, and which risks failing to win over an audience for whom the love of music comes from deep within the heart.

The Ladybug Transistor's sixth album 'Can't Wait Another Day' offers a sophisticated blend of indie pop with psychedelic, shoegaze, and melancholic influences. The band skillfully balances rich instrumentation and orchestration, drawing inspiration from artists like Barry Adamson, Nick Cave, and Piano Magic. While refined, the album occasionally lacks consistent inspiration, which may challenge its appeal to deeply passionate music lovers. Discover the depth and subtlety of The Ladybug Transistor’s latest album—listen to 'Can't Wait Another Day' now!

 This album is too pretentious, probably much more in the way the sound turned out than what the band’s intentions might have been.

 The desire to complete a sort of astral conjunction between rock in opposition, bucolic progressive, folk, post-rock, neoclassical hypotheses, and rarefied jazz structures was honestly difficult to achieve.

Centenaire's self-titled debut album tries to blend diverse genres like progressive rock, folk, and jazz into an ambitious project. Despite evocative inspirations and varied instrumentation, the album suffers from an overly pretentious sound and complex production. The reviewer feels the band did not quite reach their lofty musical goals and suggests adopting simpler approaches in the future. Ultimately, the debut shows potential but falls short of its artistic intentions. Discover Centenaire's ambitious debut and decide if its complex fusion speaks to you.

 The Public Enemy have always positioned themselves on a different, higher level.

 'How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul!???' is the (tenth) most contaminated album released by the group so far.

Celebrating 20 years of impactful hip hop, Public Enemy's album 'How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul!???' stands out as a bold and innovative work. The album features a variety of styles and guest artists, showcasing the group's continued creativity and cultural influence. It counters mainstream hip hop's commercialization by delivering intelligent lyrics and powerful production. This release reaffirms Public Enemy's role as pioneers who shaped the genre's history. Listen to Public Enemy's milestone album and experience a powerful blend of hip hop innovation and cultural legacy today!

 The Dillinger Escape Plan came close to failure, not having succeeded in making all this concrete, nor having given it a complete sense.

 By giving up parts of 'massive sonic explosion' and 'intrinsic danger' they took on a responsibility that backfired.

The review expresses initial disappointment with Ire Works by The Dillinger Escape Plan despite the band's respected history. The album ambitiously blends metal, hardcore, electronic, and orchestral elements but ultimately fails to fully realize its potential. While innovative in concept, the mix feels static at times, and the band’s shift toward a more polished, pop-influenced sound is seen as a double-edged sword. The album demands repeated listening but remains an imperfect effort. Explore The Dillinger Escape Plan's Ire Works—listen closely and decide if their ambitious blend hits or misses!

 I was favorably impressed by the debut album of Kapital Band 1, that "2CD" released in 2003 which had represented one of the last interesting auditory experiences in the world of electronics reduced to its bare essentials.

 With "Playing By Numbers" Kapital Band 1 releases a more conceptual album... sufficiently constructive, but less solid and more dispersive than what they had shown they could do previously.

Kapital Band 1's 'Playing By Numbers' follows their promising 2003 debut by exploring electroacoustic and experimental sound territories. The album, featuring contributions from Erik Drescher, presents three interlocking pieces that are more conceptual but less cohesive and solid compared to earlier work. While it continues to blend avant-rock and micro electro glitch elements, it subtly fades into a more dispersed and less impactful experience. Listen to Kapital Band 1's innovative blend of electroacoustic and experimental sounds in 'Playing By Numbers' and explore a unique avant-rock journey.

 What is weak, lacking in creative depth, limited and not worthy of facing listeners with a clear conscience is precisely the sound they present in 'I'm Only A Man.'

 Pop hard rock banality with sporadic electronic inserts...towards a distressingly sugary mediocrity.

Emery's second album, 'I'm Only A Man,' attempts to address human vulnerability with straightforward metaphors but falters musically. The band shifts toward catchy, mainstream pop hard rock influenced by emo and metalcore, resulting in a lack of creative depth. The reviewer sees this approach as a losing path leading to mediocrity, with little chance for artistic recovery. Explore Emery's 'I'm Only A Man' and decide if their shift in sound resonates with you.