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 Simply perfect.

 A simple album, that knows how to grab and captivate you from the very first listen.

The Butterfly Effect’s album Final Conversation Of Kings showcases a compelling mix of American-sounding alternative rock with progressive and shoegaze influences. The melodies are excellent and far from commercial clichés, highlighted by strong guitar work and the outstanding vocals of Clint Boge. The album flows seamlessly as a cohesive whole, capturing listeners from the first track to the psychedelic closing. It's a must-have for those appreciating melodic, experimental rock music. Listen to The Butterfly Effect’s Final Conversation Of Kings and discover a captivating fusion of progressive and alternative rock music.

 The Great Mazinger and The Black General clash in a deadly melee duel—the most epic clash ever seen in the history of Japanese super robots.

 The docking of the pilder with the Mazinkaiser is the bullshit of the millennium, defying every law of physics but somehow succeeding.

Mazinkaiser Vs. Il Generale Nero is a thrilling one-hour mecha anime special by Go Nagai that pushes boundaries with intense battles and graphic scenes. It expands the original Mazinger saga’s scale to a global stage, featuring world domination threats and epic fights. The animation highlights impressive robot design, though human characters appear less detailed. Despite some questionable plot decisions, the anime remains highly entertaining, complemented by a powerful Jam Project soundtrack. Recommended for fans and newcomers seeking action-packed mecha drama. Dive into the epic world of Mazinkaiser Vs. Il Generale Nero and experience Go Nagai's legendary mecha spectacle now!

 A real shame that such a legendary anime disappeared from public TV.

 Mazinkaiser is a true mass destruction machine, invincible and indestructible.

This review fondly recalls the legendary Mazinger Z and its sequels, highlighting the censorship issues in Italy and the complex characters of Koji and Tetsuya. The author praises Mazinkaiser’s improved animation and special effects while noting its non-continuity with earlier series. Despite some flaws and an open-ended story, the saga remains a treasured giant robot classic. The review also mentions the vibrant soundtrack by Jam Project and hints at the ongoing Shin Mazinger Z remake. Dive into the thrilling saga of Mazinger and discover the origins, battles, and legacy of this classic giant robot anime!

 The moon is the only beautiful thing that hasn’t changed all these years.

 The strongest believe they have the right to exterminate the weaker....

Devilman by Go Nagai is a powerful five-volume manga that shocked and moved readers with its dark plot and complex characters. The story follows Akira Fudo, a weak boy who transforms into Devilman to fight invading demons while confronting deeper themes of love, fear, and betrayal. Its tragic, intense ending breaks typical manga conventions, offering a profound and emotional experience. A masterpiece blending horror, fantasy, and psychological drama. Discover the haunting depths of Devilman—read the manga and experience Go Nagai’s masterpiece today!

 Today all those polished productions don’t do justice to thrash metal, damn it!

 A true ATTOMIC bomb!

Attomica's third album 'Disturbing The Noise' delivers a brutal yet technically refined thrash metal experience. Improved raw production and clearer vocals highlight a more thoughtful songwriting approach. The band balances intense speed with intricate riffs, showcasing their unique power and skill. Despite limited availability, the album stands out as a true gem in thrash metal. Dive into Attomica's intense thrash metal and experience 'Disturbing The Noise' — a must-listen for metal enthusiasts!

 Axel really impressed me with his early albums, but this 'Tales Of The Crown' doesn’t add a damn thing to his recent releases.

 Axel, for heaven’s sake, do us a favor: stay at home and don’t do anything that has to do with heavy metal and music in general.

The review expresses disappointment with Axel Rudi Pell’s 'Tales Of The Crown,' criticizing its lack of originality and repetitive elements. While Pell’s guitar skills and production remain solid, the album adds little to his previous works. Only one song and the vocalist receive a faint praise amid an otherwise uninspiring release. Explore this candid review and decide if Axel Rudi Pell’s latest feels like a classic or a letdown.

 Damn, what violence, what an explosion of energy and desire to smash the heaven and earth!

 Do we need to talk about the singer? Because this guy has talent to spare... a monster of talent, a force of nature.

This review praises Kadavar's self-titled debut album as a powerful and authentic extreme metal work. The band delivers high-energy, brutal riffs, and intense growling vocals with technical precision. The album balances speed, heaviness, and melody, featuring standout tracks like "Behind The Storm" and the instrumental "Ghost Of Revelation." The reviewer strongly endorses Kadavar as a highlight in extreme metal with hopes for a strong follow-up release. Dive into Kadavar’s explosive debut and experience authentic extreme metal at its finest!

 The genre proposed by Mastercastle is nothing more than the usual rehashed power metal that has endlessly drained us over the past years.

 They may have tried hard but the result is more pointless than poor.

This review criticizes Mastercastle's debut album 'The Phoenix' for its reliance on typical power metal clichés and uninspired songwriting. While the female vocalist Giorgia Gueglio and guitarist Pier Gonnella show talent, the overall album fails to impress or bring anything new to the genre. Despite polished production, the album is described as dull and repetitive, with little to recommend except for a couple of tracks. The reviewer advises listeners to avoid the album. Read the full review and decide if Mastercastle's 'The Phoenix' is worth your time or just another power metal cliché.

 An album that doesn’t settle for just making a lot of “noise” but manages to break it up with excellent melodic breaks like in the already mentioned “Sons Of Cain.”

 It’s probably this excess of perfectionism that ruins it all... With that damned bland sensation. Neither fish nor fowl.

Criminal's White Hell delivers excellent thrash-death metal with strong riffs, melodic breaks, and top-notch production. However, its overt influences and lengthy runtime make it feel somewhat unoriginal and tedious. The album showcases impressive musicianship, especially in drumming and guitar work, but lacks the creative spark to fully stand out in a stagnant genre. Explore Criminal's White Hell for powerful thrash metal riffs crafted with modern finesse—listen now to judge the blend of tradition and perfectionism.

 From a musical perspective, the band has finally abandoned that pseudo-thrash that characterized their albums but seemed to me just a mass of so much deafening noise, all smoke and no roast.

 Peso, what can I say, sounds like a jackhammer, a little man charged with batteries of inexhaustible source.

The review praises Necrodeath’s 'Phylogenesis' as a strong comeback that moves away from their previous albums' weaker moments, delivering intense thrash and black metal fusion. Highlights include Pier Gonnella’s return to memorable guitar solos and Peso’s powerful drumming. The album’s thematic focus on origins lends it originality, while the overall execution reflects a revitalized band eager to reclaim their status. The reviewer highly recommends the album to thrash metal fans. Listen to Necrodeath’s 'Phylogenesis' now and experience thrash metal at its fiercest!