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 "Deadwing can be considered in some ways a sort of concept album, as it is based on a previous screenplay."

 "Arriving Somewhere (But Not Here) is a masterpiece, with liquid psychedelia and a guitar escape that you have to try."

Deadwing by Porcupine Tree is a carefully crafted album blending psychedelic and progressive rock with metal influences. The album, partly based on a screenplay, features dynamic bass lines and a mix of catchy and complex compositions. Highlights include the melodic ballad 'Lazarus' and the extended masterpiece 'Arriving Somewhere (But Not Here).' Despite a slower final track, the album impresses with its psychedelic depth and intricate arrangements. Dive into Porcupine Tree's Deadwing and experience a masterful blend of psychedelic and progressive rock—listen now!

 Steven Wilson is now a guarantee when it comes to melancholy made into music and words.

 'Trains' is a masterpiece not just of an album but of an entire career.

In Absentia by Porcupine Tree is celebrated as a profound mid-career album blending progressive rock, metal, and psychedelia. Steven Wilson crafts a melancholic and complex sonic journey that balances technical mastery with emotional depth. Highlighted tracks like 'Trains' showcase the band's unique sound, moving beyond influences like Pink Floyd into a personal artistic space. The album invites listeners into an immersive and reflective musical experience. Dive into Porcupine Tree's In Absentia and experience a mesmerizing musical journey crafted by Steven Wilson.

 Saigon Kick let us understand their world made of a profound love for the Beatles, on which bursts of adrenaline are grafted.

 'Water' is perhaps the most fitting title for this album: thousands of different nuances like the unpredictable light reflections created on the surface of a body of water.

Saigon Kick's 'Water' is a captivating album blending influences from the Beatles and David Bowie into a diverse and nuanced rock experience. The reviewer appreciates the album's depth and unpredictability, likening it to the shifting reflections on water. The thoughtful cover of 'Space Oddity' highlights the band's artistic range. Overall, 'Water' is praised for its emotional resonance and atmospheric qualities. Dive into Saigon Kick's 'Water' and discover a rich, emotionally charged rock adventure today!

 "Shotgun Messiah... draping their music with a good amount of proto-industrial White Zombie and, in some ways, foreshadowing many ideas of Reverend Marilyn Manson."

 "Not bad for a band forgotten by God... despite the final part containing a few missteps like 'Sex', too light and cheesy compared to the general mood."

Shotgun Messiah’s third album 'Violent New Breed' marks a shift from their previous street rock style to a proto-industrial sound influenced by White Zombie and foreshadowing Marilyn Manson. Tim Skold’s significant role links the album to later Manson work. The album features politically charged lyrics and industrial-rock choruses, though some tracks feel lighter compared to the overall mood. Despite minor missteps, the album earns approval as an underrated classic. Listen to Shotgun Messiah’s 'Violent New Breed' to experience a pioneering blend of industrial rock and raw, political energy.

 Amid a highly compact wall of sound typical of stoner and a few guitar solos, we hear the frontman’s voice almost in the distance.

 The gem 'Pilot The Dune' reminds us what a beautiful thing Kyuss was.

Slo Burn's Amusing The Amazing EP is a compact stoner rock effort born from the ashes of Kyuss. Featuring John Garcia's characteristic vocals and heavy guitar work, this 4-track release captures a powerful, immersive mood. Though brief, the EP highlights the continued legacy of stoner rock with a standout track, 'Pilot The Dune.' It offers fans of the genre a glimpse into Garcia's evolving musical journey. Discover the raw power and mood of Slo Burn’s Amusing The Amazing — listen now and dive into true stoner rock history!

 "I Am One," a declaration of youthful brotherhood.

 "Daydream," sung by the bassist because she possessed a colder and 'distant' tone, ideal for closing an album still logically immature but already lysergically fascinating.

Gish marked the Smashing Pumpkins' humble but promising debut in 1991, showcasing Billy Corgan's early songwriting and the band's emerging sound. Recorded quickly and fueled by youthful energy, tracks like "I Am One" and "Siva" became live staples. While still immature compared to later works, it offers a dreamy, lysergic vibe that hinted at the band's future direction. The unique vocal contribution of bassist D'Arcy on "Daydream" adds a distinctive closing touch. Dive into Gish, the starting point of Smashing Pumpkins' iconic journey—listen to the album and discover their raw, dreamy beginnings!

 Soul Asylum are the typical example of an underground band that achieves success thanks to a single (‘Runaway Train’) that arrived at the right time (1992).

 Dave Pirner and company earn the admiration of many rockers, thanks to the bold infectious energy of ‘Somebody To Shove,’ ‘Black Gold,’ and especially ‘Without A Trace.’

Soul Asylum’s Grave Dancers Union captures the band’s transition from underground punk to a polished alternative rock sound. The album balances softer country-inspired tracks with energetic rock anthems. ‘Runaway Train’ remains the standout hit, but songs like ‘Somebody To Shove’ and ‘Black Gold’ showcase the band's bold energy. Despite mixed feelings among early fans, the album affirms Soul Asylum's place in 90s rock history. Listen to Soul Asylum’s Grave Dancers Union to experience 90s alternative rock at its finest!

 Weiland’s sticky melodies made of sugar, honey, and lots of 'brains' are made to go hand in hand with the riffs of the Los Angeles brothers.

 The last sweet and melancholic ballad 'Maver' is a true gem of the album that will literally make you fly with your imagination among the clouds.

Stone Temple Pilots' sixth album arrives nine years after their previous release, showcasing the combined talents of the band despite some imperfections. While lacking standout hit singles, the album features notable tracks like 'Maver' and 'Between The Lines,' blending Weiland's unique vocal style with the DeLeo brothers' classic riffs. The review highlights the band's chemistry and references to rock influences, acknowledging both the strengths and shortcomings of this comeback effort. Discover the raw emotion and classic riffs of Stone Temple Pilots' comeback album – listen now and experience the band's enduring chemistry.

 An album to have to understand the new frontiers of madness.

 Serj Tankian’s vocal versatility dictates unthinkable and brilliant melodies, all characterized by an underlying madness.

This review praises System Of A Down's debut album as a groundbreaking work that challenged and reshaped the conventions of the nu metal genre. The reviewer highlights the band's originality, vocal experimentation by Serj Tankian, and dynamic mix of furious and reflective moments. Key tracks like "Mind," "Suggestions," and "Spiders" exemplify the album's inventive exploration of mental themes and genre-blending. The album is considered essential to understanding new musical frontiers in metal. Explore System Of A Down’s debut album and experience the raw, inventive energy that reshaped nu metal.

 The hypnotic ebb of the sea takes you towards calm, true or illusory as it may be, but for a moment frozen in time, you remain convinced that you have discovered what was hurting you and could not see.

 Anathema shows here their individual idea of rebirth and salvation through nine steps sublimated by the final triptych of 'Panic,' 'A Fine Day To Exit,' and 'Temporary Peace.'

Anathema’s album 'A Fine Day To Exit' captures a haunting atmosphere through evocative cover art and a blend of psychedelic, alternative, and gothic rock. The review explores themes of escape, emotional struggle, and the search for peace. The album acts as a musical journey into the human soul’s contradictions, culminating in powerful tracks that reflect rebirth and acceptance. Overall, it is praised for its depth, mood, and musical evolution. Dive into Anathema’s 'A Fine Day To Exit' and experience a haunting journey of sound and soul.