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 "Amen," their fourth work, possibly travels on an even higher level, bordering (allow me to say) on perfection.

 "Amen" is a heavily played record, using not only the canonical instruments but especially many strings and a brass section, making it symphonic, almost like a cinematic soundtrack.

Baustelle's fourth album "Amen" surpasses the high expectations set by their previous work, blending refined rock with symphonic and cinematic elements. The album demands attentive listening to uncover its layered soundscapes and profound lyrics. Themes range from societal critique to personal reflection, delivered through captivating vocals by Francesco and Rachele. "Amen" stands as a rich, ambitious work praised for both musical and lyrical craftsmanship. Listen to Baustelle's 'Amen' and immerse yourself in its rich, cinematic soundscape and poetic storytelling.

 This work won’t bring anything new to music as it draws from an already well-mined and explored genre.

 At least these 10 songs will make for an enjoyable hour for all us 70s rock aficionados.

Le Vibrazioni's Officine Meccaniche is a 70s-inspired album recorded entirely in analog, showcasing guitar-driven rock with clear nods to Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. Although the lyrics fall short in emotional depth, the album offers an enjoyable hour for lovers of classic rock. Despite its commercial nature, the band’s true style shines through in this technically skilled work. Listen to Officine Meccaniche and dive into Le Vibrazioni's authentic 70s rock experience!