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 Sadness, depression, remorse, defeat, failure, oblivion, silence, promise, emptiness, paranoia, all these moods told with short but extremely intense lyrics.

 The singer almost makes me cry, telling of lives that fade away, of souls burning because of a silent war.

Black Noise Cannon's 'Unsaved: The Reality of the Silent War' is a deeply emotional and sad album that masterfully conveys feelings of sadness, depression, and social reflection. The album's three long tracks fuse genres like ambient, doom, drone, and post-rock to discuss heavy social issues. Despite its heaviness, the music flows clearly, with compelling vocals and instrumentation. It's highly original while vaguely recalling bands like Minsk and Godflesh. Dive into Black Noise Cannon’s intense sonic journey and experience the raw emotions of 'Unsaved: The Reality of the Silent War' today.

 "For us poor 'stoners,' only 'Lid' and at times 'In the Mushroom' are worth it; the rest, you can leave to the Vasco Rossi fans who feel like listening to something in English."

 "The album barely stays afloat and is saved from a one-star judgment thanks to the dark and sad atmosphere of 'Randy Scouse Git.'"

Lid's 'In the Mushroom' starts strong with an energetic opener but quickly shifts away from stoner rock into sugary ballads. Only 'Lid' and 'Randy Scouse Git' deliver notable dark and sad atmospheres. The reviewer finds the album disappointing overall, suggesting fans of heavier music might be let down. Discover the highs and lows of Lid's 'In the Mushroom' — listen now and judge the stoner rock blend yourself!

 Feedbacker is a single song lasting about 45 minutes, but it’s not in the style of Absolutego nor in the style of Sun Baked Snow Cave, it’s played, it’s more in the style of Jerusalem by Sleep, but much more varied.

 I believe that with this record the evolution of music has ended, it has closed its cycle.

The review praises Boris’s single 45-minute track 'At Last -Feedbacker-' for its intricate blend of drone doom, post rock, and heavy riffs. It highlights the virtuosic performances of band members Wata, Takeshi, and Atsuo. The reviewer compares it favorably to seminal works in doom metal, emphasizing its unique style and artistic depth. Despite a personal frustration about censorship, the review strongly endorses the album as a landmark musical evolution. Dive into Boris' epic Feedbacker and experience a groundbreaking journey in drone doom and post rock.

 The album is truly ignorant instead, if by ignorant we mean... raw, but strong and determined, and in the end, it turns out well.

 It starts with 6:42 of drone/ambient, very heavy, lost in the Earth’s core, the noise of an earthquake heard from within.

House of Low Culture's 'Gettin' Sentimental' is a powerful drone album featuring raw, immersive soundscapes. Created by key figures of the drone and experimental scene, it offers a heavy yet atmospheric experience. With tracks resembling natural and apocalyptic environments, it's best suited for dedicated ambient and experimental music fans. Despite niche appeal, the album is praised for its strong artistic vision. Dive into the immersive drone world of House of Low Culture and experience 'Gettin' Sentimental' now!

 Their music is stoner, classic pure and raw stoner, the kind that pleases but doesn’t amaze.

 Their strength lies in making the mere three instruments well-compacted together to still obtain a strong and aggressive sound.

Whores of Tijuana’s debut album delivers classic, pure stoner rock with solid instrumentals and groove. While the singer’s vocal style is seen as an unsuccessful imitation of Kyuss’s John Garcia, the band’s tight instrumental cohesion stands out. Produced by Scott Reeder, the album remains a conventional entry in the stoner rock genre without offering groundbreaking innovation. Listen to Whores of Tijuana for solid stoner rock grooves and explore the classic vibes of Baja California’s desert sound.

 My eyes were no longer those of a mere mortal, but eyes of a superior and damned being.

 The meaning/purpose/end of life is to achieve the supreme orgasm, at high altitude, listening to 'Sun Baked Snow Cave'!

The reviewer uses 'Sun Baked Snow Cave' as a soundtrack for deep personal reflection at a mountain viewpoint. Over time, the album transforms the listener's perception into a spectral world, revealing the superficiality of routine existence. The experience culminates in intense pleasure, likened to a female orgasm. Ultimately, the music offers profound insight into life's meaning and purpose. Listen to 'Sun Baked Snow Cave' and embark on a transcendent sonic journey that challenges your perception of life and music.

 A film with such a multi-ethnic cast requires a rather eclectic soundtrack.

 For this film he managed to create a main theme almost worthy of the best Pink Floyd.

The Warriors soundtrack is a rich, eclectic collection that reflects the film’s multi-ethnic and rebellious spirit. Barry De Vorzon’s compositions deliver adrenaline-filled psychedelia reminiscent of Pink Floyd, while contributions from Joe Walsh, Mandrill, and others add diverse rock, funk, and blues flavors. The review praises the album as a revolutionary and fitting accompaniment to the cult classic film, highlighting its storytelling power and musical depth. Discover the iconic sounds behind The Warriors—listen and dive into a genre-blending classic soundtrack today!

 Completely underestimated!

 Days of Fire, the best in my opinion.

Meatjack’s Days Of Fire stands out as a prime example of hybrid stoner/doom/sludge metal delivered with dedication and creativity by the Daniloski brothers. Despite their short career and lack of wider recognition, this album is considered their best work. The review highlights the band's underestimated talent and hints at industry issues that may have hindered their success. Overall, a passionate call to reassess this hidden gem. Listen to Meatjack’s Days Of Fire and uncover one of the most underrated stoner/doom albums ever made!

 Matt Pike, the most badass man on the planet, always in a white tank top...

 They sound like a bad copy of the old Soundgarden.

This review harshly critiques Matt Pike's album Kalas for its lack of originality and unimpressive songs. Pike's vocal style shifts to a semi-melodic approach but the music feels like a poor imitation of old Soundgarden. The album's lyrics revolve around drugs and fail to inspire. Despite respect for Pike’s legacy, this effort is deemed a misstep. Read the full review and decide if Matt Pike’s Kalas album is worth your listen.

 "'Delmar' is what you need! A natural remedy, therefore healthy, an album that won’t resonate in your head, clear as the Tiber at San Sepolcro."

 "Sound waves that aim directly towards the utmost tranquility, you can indeed notice all their innocence, for better or for worse."

The review praises 'Delmar' by Los Natas as a natural, peaceful remedy for post-celebration headaches and chaos. It highlights the album's desert folk rock style and soothing atmospheres, ideal for relaxing by the beach or watching sunsets. The band’s innocence and sound create a calming experience that both coastal and inland listeners can enjoy. Listen to Los Natas' 'Delmar' and let its peaceful desert rock cleanse your mind and accompany your next sunset.